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Repeat prescribing - is it necessary and can it be safe?

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By ‘repeat prescribing’ we mean the re-writing of a previous prescription without direct contact between patient and doctor. This may be in response to a request from the patient in writing or by telephone, or through someone else such as a nurse or relative. Some patients prefer to minimise their contact with the doctor, and their doctors may reciprocate.1

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