Hi I have a problem The doctor wrote me a prescription for "Cannabis sativa L ...

Magister Talar-Śpionek explained everything. Traditional prescription templates are easily available on the Internet. However, a real problem may be the issuance of a prescription in the office application. There are several dozen applications for doctors on the market, and in each of them the process of building an e-prescription for a prescription drug looks a little different. Ideally, the doctor should contact the provider of the office application.

To @Waldek: I have already redirected the thread to @Albert Jeznach - a doctor who issues this type of prescription on a daily basis. Perhaps he will suggest what the solution is in the cabinet system. Please be patient. Soon the specialist will give an answer in this thread.

Yes, the problem is in this "raw farm." But I completely do not know what to do I would gladly put the doctor behind the desk and put out what should. But as I mentioned today, I heard by phone from the doctor that "I do not see any other possibility in the system than what she issued" I am in a wheelchair and the doctor issues an e-prescription. I also thought that this would tell me what this doctor should look for in his system. Or maybe there is a unified drug number I do not know. You write that he should remove this phrase "raw material of farms." Is it possible to make such alterations on the e-prescription? He feels completely helpless in this situation.

Anyway, yes prescriptions are not issued, it is not a standard :P Remove the record sur farm, mark the recipe prescription add mf spec and everything will be ok

Ms. MSc, since it is possible to sell according to two different tax rates of 7 percent and 23 percent, de facto receive an invoice for a pharmaceutical raw material or for a prescription drug (or in reverse order as to tax rates), the entry of farm raw material on the prescription should not be an obstacle.

"because it is for the raw material and not for the drug" - from this I conclude that the pharmacist meant - a prescription issued for the raw material, not for the prescription drug - so it is worth making sure that the doctor indicated that it is a prescription for a prescription drug.

When issuing an e-prescription, the doctor must indicate that it is a prescription drug - perhaps such an annotation was missing. There is also no need to write "raw farm. " - because in fact you have to receive from the pharmacy a prescription drug, not the raw material used to "produce" it. Most likely, however, the pharmacist could not fulfill the prescription, because it was not indicated that it was a prescription drug. By the way, it should also be noted that drugs with medical marijuana must be written on prescription for narcotic drugs, i.e. Rpw. - this is also an important issue, the failure to comply with which could disqualify the prescription. I also attach links to helpful entries: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/opinie-i-pytania/21253/cannabis-jak-wystawic-e-recepte-na-cannabis-flos-thc-22-cbd-1 https://www.gdziepolek.pl/blog/kiedy-medyczna-marihuana-wroci-do-aptek