Prescribe → control → dispense → execute
1. Regarding the nature and implications of a medical prescription, which statement(s) is/are correct?
2. Medical prescriptions may involve which of the following elements?
3. Concerning physician authorization to prescribe, which proposition(s) is/are correct?
What controls a medical prescription?
A social organization such as the CPAM controls it.
Who dispenses a medical prescription?
The pharmacist dispenses it.
Who carries out a medical prescription?
The patient or another healthcare professional carries it out.
What can a medical prescription concern?
It can concern medicines, orthoses, prostheses, and other medical devices.
What implications does a medical prescription have?
It has social, medical, and legal implications.
When can physicians prescribe according to CNOM registration?
Physicians may prescribe when registered with the CNOM.
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