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As published
92 Pilot schemes
(1) Local Health Boards may establish pilot schemes.
(2) In this Act, a “pilot scheme” means one or more agreements—
(a) made by a Local Health Board in accordance with this Chapter,
(b) under which local pharmaceutical services will be provided (otherwise than by the Local Health Board), and
(c) the parties to which do not include any other Local Health Board.
(3) A pilot scheme may include arrangements—
(a) for the provision of services, other than general ophthalmic services, which are not local pharmaceutical services, but which may be provided under this Act, other than under Part 6 or Chapter 1 of this Part, and whether or not of the kind usually provided by pharmacies,
(b) for the provision of training and education (including training and education for persons who are, or may become, involved in the provision of local pharmaceutical services).
(4) A pilot scheme may not combine arrangements for the provision of local pharmaceutical services with arrangements for the provision of primary medical services or primary dental services.
(5) In determining the arrangements it needs to make in order to comply with section 80, a Local Health Board may take into account arrangements under a pilot scheme made by it.
(6) The functions of an NHS trust and an NHS foundation trust include power to provide any services to which a pilot scheme applies.
(7) In this Chapter—
“local pharmaceutical services” means such services of a kind which may be provided under section 80, or by virtue of section 81 (other than practitioner dispensing services) as may be prescribed for the purposes of this Chapter, and
“piloted services” means services provided under a pilot scheme (including any services to which the scheme applies as a result of subsection (3)).
(8) “Practitioner dispensing services” means the provision of drugs, medicines or listed appliances (within the meaning given by section 80) by a medical practitioner or dental practitioner to a patient of his pursuant to arrangements made by virtue of section 86(1).
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92 Pilot schemes
(1) Local Health Boards may establish pilot schemes.
(2) In this Act, a “pilot scheme” means one or more agreements—
(a) made by a Local Health Board in accordance with this Chapter,
(b) under which local pharmaceutical services will be provided (otherwise than by the Local Health Board), and
(c) the parties to which do not include any other Local Health Board.
(3) A pilot scheme may include arrangements—
(a) for the provision of services, other than general ophthalmic services, which are not local pharmaceutical services, but which may be provided under this Act, other than under Part 6 or Chapter 1 of this Part, and whether or not of the kind usually provided by pharmacies,
(b) for the provision of training and education (including training and education for persons who are, or may become, involved in the provision of local pharmaceutical services).
(4) A pilot scheme may not combine arrangements for the provision of local pharmaceutical services with arrangements for the provision of primary medical services or primary dental services.
(5) In determining the arrangements it needs to make in order to comply with section 80, a Local Health Board may take into account arrangements under a pilot scheme made by it.
(6) The functions of an NHS trust and an NHS foundation trust include power to provide any services to which a pilot scheme applies.
(7) In this Chapter—
“local pharmaceutical services” means such services of a kind which may be provided under section 80, or by virtue of section 81 (other than practitioner dispensing services) as may be prescribed for the purposes of this Chapter, and
“piloted services” means services provided under a pilot scheme (including any services to which the scheme applies as a result of subsection (3)).
(8) “Practitioner dispensing services” means the provision of drugs, medicines or listed appliances (within the meaning given by section 80) by a medical practitioner or dental practitioner to a patient of his pursuant to arrangements made by virtue of section 86(1).
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