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OBRA 90 mandates that an offer to counsel must be made; however, pharmacists are not required to provide counseling to a patient (or patients caregiver) who refuses the offer.
Pharm, RPh, a BPharm, RPh or a PharmD, RPh, based on their educational pathway. Prior to 2006, pharmacists needed to earn a BSPharm to practice pharmacy as an RPh.
These pharmacists are approved under section 90 of the National Health Act 1953 (the Act) to dispense pharmaceutical benefits from particular pharmacy premises (approved premises). Approved pharmacists are issued with a unique PBS Pharmacy Approval Number for each approved premises.

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Specifically, the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 (OBRA 90) mandates that pharmacists conduct prospective and retrospective medication reviews whenever an outpatient prescription is dispensed to a Medicaid recipient.
The ownership rules ensure that local pharmacies are owned by registered pharmacists, who are health care professionals first and foremost and are patient focused through their professional autonomy.
Authority PBS prescription forms provide for the following: the patient/pharmacist copy, which records prescriber, patient, and pharmaceutical benefit item details. Where required a repeat authorisation, which is used for repeat supply, is attached to the pharmacist/patient copy until the last supply is made.

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