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Generally, you will have at least 6 months to fill your prescription from the time it was written and, in some states, there is no expiration date for your prescription depending on the medication. However, the easiest way to avoid any issue is to fill your prescription as soon as the doctor prescribes it.
PharmaNet is accessed by authorized physicians, nurse practitioners, and pharmacists, and authorized persons acting on their behalf in health authority facilities. Health professionals who use PharmaNet to deliver direct patient care must enrol in PRIME.
PharmaNet is the provincewide network linking health professionals to a central data system since 1995. All prescriptions dispensed in a community pharmacy in B.C. are entered entered in PharmaNet. Professionals, see PharmaNet for practitioners.
PharmaNet is accessed by authorized physicians, nurse practitioners, and pharmacists, and authorized persons acting on their behalf in health authority facilities. Health professionals who use PharmaNet to deliver direct patient care must enrol in PRIME.
In order to prescribe, a person must be a \u201cpractitioner\u201d as defined by PODSA. While BC nurse practitioners are authorized under the provincial Health Professions Act to prescribe, out-of-province nurse practitioners do not fall within the definition of a \u201cpractitioner\u201d in BC.
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The paper prescription that your doctor gives you is valid for 1 year from the date it is written. That being said, the pharmacist can use his/her profession judgement to determine whether or not the prescription should still be used.
A pharmacist or pharmacy technician will perform a technical check on the accuracy of the information entered into the pharmacy software system, the label and the contents of the vial or package. They will also print off counselling documents to provide the patient with more information on the medication.
Pharmacy Operations and Drug Scheduling Act (PODSA)
If you think you have a UTI, consult your pharmacist without delay. In many provinces across Canada, including Québec, pharmacists can prescribe antibiotics to treat uncomplicated urinary infections in women. You will need to meet certain criteria to be eligible for this service.
Bylaw Reference: PODSA Bylaws s. 23.1(2) and (3): 23.1 (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a prescription record that is valid must be retrievable immediately. (b) prescriptions other than for oral contraceptives are valid for a period of up to one year from the prescribing date.

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