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These reports contain data relating to details held on NHS Prescription Services databases regarding prescribers, contractors and organisations.

If you incorrectly claim free NHS prescriptions or free or reduced cost dental treatment, you're at risk of getting a Penalty Charge Notice.

It's important that you sort your prescriptions into chargeable and exempt groups to make sure you get the right reimbursement. Prescription charges and your reimbursement When dispensing contractors send their prescription forms to us for…

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…

These charts are updated each month and show up to five years' data. They show the: number and cost of items number of items declared by pharmacy contractors Number of items declared by pharmacy contractors in England At the end of each…

These reports contain data relating to the total NHS prescriptions dispensed and submitted to NHS Prescription Services by each dispenser type. Contact us if you have any queries.

Updated guidance on the use of the Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) in remote consultations has now been published by NHS Digital and shared with GP practices and other care settings that use EPS. Nomination is still recommended to be used…

With effect from 1 April 2025, the England Infected Blood Support Scheme (EIBSS) is now closed to new applications for anyone who has historically been infected with hepatitis C, HIV or both, from NHS blood or blood products. Newly bereaved…

We receive a substantial number of Practice Nurse (PN) prescriptions for prescribers who have not been registered with NHS Prescription Services at the practice specified on the prescriptions they're issuing.  This has resulted in a high volume of…

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…