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The onus is on pharmacists to detect potentially fraudulent scripts, writes University of Auckland pharmacy law lecturer Sanya Ram
Forged and fraudulent prescriptions are on the rise. Identifying and impeding the circulation of such prescriptions requires great vigilance and caref
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1. Haggan M. Is this script forged. Australian Journal of Pharmacy, 29 January 2019. https://ajp.com.au (accessed May 2019).
2. Medicines Act 1981 section 18(2)
3. Medicines Regulations 1984 regulation 41
4. Misuse of Drugs Regulations 1977 regulation 32(1)
5. Misuse of Drugs Regulations 1977 regulation 32(2)
6. Misuse of Drugs Regulations 1977 regulation 32(4)
7. Pharmacy Defence Association. Fraudulent and forged prescriptions. PDA Practice Points 2018;39. https://bit.ly/2EbWH3R (accessed May 2019).
8. New South Wales Health. Lost, stolen or forged prescriptions. April 2019. https:// bit.ly/2W6PiwK
9. Victoria State Government. Forged prescriptions and other scams perpetrated on pharmacists. https://bit.ly/2VrkMJD (accessed 4 May 2019).
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