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You should sort your FP10 prescriptions in line with the guidance shown on the FP34 submission document. Using the red separator when submitting your prescription forms for payment ensures that forms including certain items will be subject to an…

FP10 prescriptions are purchased by NHS organisations including Hospital Trusts, and are distributed free of charge to medical and non medical prescribers, NHS dentists and other organisations as required. Xerox (UK) Ltd supply our national…

Your endorsement of NHS prescriptions plays a vital role in making sure we have the correct information for reimbursement and remuneration. Electronic Prescription Service Guidance for Endorsement (PDF: 526KB) NCSO endorsements No NCSO…

Background for the Safer Management of Controlled Drugs (PDF: 69KB)Controlled drug prescribing (PDF: 109KB) Requisitions for Schedule 1, 2 and 3 controlled drugs Further information relating to private CD requisitions can be found on the Home…

The NUMSAS pilot scheme has ended The NUMSAS pilot scheme ended on 28 October 2019.  We therefore request that all outstanding claims are sent with your end of month batch submission for October 2019.  Any submissions for the NUMSAS pilot…

Do not use the contact details on this page for routine enquiries​​​​​ For initial and routine enquiries, email us at dmdenquiries@nhsbsa.nhs.uk, or use the specific email addresses listed under the Contact us section of the dm+d homepage. You…

The following is an announcement from the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC): The increased uptake of electronic prescriptions has resulted in a significant reduction of paper prescription submissions. Approximately 5% of the prescriptions…

Use the red separator when submitting your prescription forms to make sure some items can be checked before we confirm your monthly payment. Sort your FP10 prescriptions according to the guidance on your FP34 submission document and use the red…

It’s important that the overprint specifications for prescriptions are followed so all forms are printed to a high standard. This makes it much easier for us to process the forms quickly to meet deadlines. Guidance on current and out of date…

Prisoners who are released from prison unexpectedly can get their medicines for free until they arrange to see their GP or register with a new GP.  They’ll need to take an FP10 or FP10MDA to the pharmacy. Prison prescribing on FP10 and FP10MDA…