New Zealand Gazette – 2001 – No. 44

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✨ Pharmaceutical Claims Transaction Technical Specifications

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28 Prescriber ID

Registration number of prescriber.
If a locum wrote this prescription the [Prescriber ID] needs to show the prescriber the locum is standing in for.
This field must be completed where provided on the prescription by the practitioner.

The appropriate registration numbers are:

Type of practitioner	Number to use	Note
Medical Practitioner as defined in the "Advice Notice to Pharmacy Contractors" 1/2/96 ("Notice")	New Zealand Medical Council Number
Temporary Medical Practitioner	New Zealand Medical Council Number
Midwife as defined in the Notice	Nursing Council of New Zealand Number	Include leading characters
Dentist as defined in the Notice	Dental Council Number	Include leading characters
Temporary Dentist	Dental Council Number	Include leading characters
Specialist as defined in the Notice	New Zealand Medical Council Number

29 Health Professional Group Code

In the Transaction record the [Health Professional Group Code] is used to define the Registration Body used to identify the Prescriber.
Below are [Health Professional Group Code] valid to be used to identify the Registration Body of providers.

HPGC	Registration Body
MC	Medical Council of New Zealand
NC	Nursing Council of New Zealand
DC	Dental Council of New Zealand
MX	Temporary NZMC
DX	Temporary Dentists

30 Locum

Registration number of prescriber if prescriber was a locum.

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