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✨ Pharmaceutical Claims Technical Specifications

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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60 Prescription Flag

Refer [Prescriber Flag].
[Prescription Flag] is to set when the prescription has been endorsed “congestive heart failure” by the Prescriber.

61 Dose Flag

Indicates whether a prescription has provided dose directions sufficient to place information in the [Dose] and [Daily Dose].
Where the pharmaceutical is an ointment or lotion or the [Dose] and [Daily Dose] can not be expressed, such in the case of PRNs or “Take as Required” this field should be set to Y.
The appropriate codes are:

Dose Flag	Code
Yes	Y
No	N

62 Prescription ID

Unique ID for each script item as annotated on the prescription by the pharmacist.
This code is generated by the pharmacy software, and should be the full system number regardless of how the number is concatenated on script labels.
Where a number of pharmaceutical items are combined or compounded, each item should have the same Prescription ID.

63 Prescription ID Suffix

Suffix to the Prescription ID.
The appropriate codes are:

Dispensing	Code
Stat	0
Initial dispensing	1
Subsequent dispensing	Sequential number for each dispensing

[Prescription ID Suffix] should allow up to 98 repeats.

64 Date of Service

Dispensing date.

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