Hints and Tips for ETP/eAMS
Endorsing
You should always ensure that any endorsements are detailed on both the paper form and the electronic claim message. An electronic claim message, once sent, remains in the ePharmacy
Message Store for 14 days. This means that you can make amendments or cancellations to the
claim message during that time period.
Endorsing Printers
If you use an endorsing printer then the print cartridge must be replaced before the print
becomes faint on any endorsement printed on to the prescription form.
Non barcoded GP10 forms
If you start receiving non barcoded GP10s from a GP practice that usually produces barcoded
prescriptions then you should contact the PSD ePharmacy Helpdesk who can investigate
whether there is a problem with the GP site’s connectivity/software.
Barcoded GP10 forms - not scanning
If you receive a barcoded prescription that does not scan you can enter the 16 digit UPN.
This should retrieve the electronic prescription information and allow you to continue to
dispense and claim electronically as if you had scanned the barcode.
Barcoded GP10 forms – no message retrieved
If you frequently receive barcoded prescriptions but cannot retrieve the electronic prescribe
message after scanning, then contact the PSD ePharmacy Helpdesk.
Submission of barcoded prescription forms
Barcoded prescription forms should be submitted with the barcode to the left and forward facing
to ensure correct batch scanning at PSD. There is no change to the process of completing the
GP34 submission form.
Updating your PMR system
You must always run system updates as soon as they are available from your PMR supplier. This
will ensure that your drug dictionary is kept up to date.
Pharmacy refits
If you are refitting your dispensary, which involves moving the position of your PMR, then
please advise your Health Board as soon as possible so that they can ensure that you remain
able to send and receive electronic messages.
Pharmacy change of ownership/pharmacy relocation
Please advise your Health Board of any changes in ownership or plans to relocate your pharmacy
as soon as possible to ensure that you remain able to send and receive electronic messages.
Last updated on
17-Apr-2008
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