- Fred Help Centre

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- Fred Help Centre

JANUARY 2016
NEWSLETTER
Season’s Greetings
from Fred IT Group
All of us here at Fred would like to wish you and your
families a safe and happy Christmas and New Year.
Thank you for your continued support throughout 2015! We look
forward to continuing to work with you in 2016.
Fred Help Christmas and New Year Hours
DATE
FRED HELP OFFICE HOURS (EDT)
Thursday 24 December 2015 (Christmas Eve)
8:30-9:00pm
Friday 25 December 2015 (Christmas Day)
Closed
Saturday 26 December 2015 (Boxing Day)
8:30-5:00pm
Sunday 27 December 2015
8:30-5:00pm
Monday 28 December 2015 (Boxing Day public holiday)
8:30-5:00pm
Tuesday 29 December 2015
8:30-9:00pm
Wednesday 30 December 2015
8:30-9:00pm
Thursday 31 December 2015 (New Year's Eve)
8:30-9:00pm
Friday 1 January 2016 (New Year's Day)
8:30-5:00pm
Saturday 2 January 2016 and onwards
Standard Operating hours
Fee changes – 1 January 2016
The following PBS fee changes are effective from 1 January 2016:
FEE
2015
FROM 1 JANUARY 2016
$4.27
$4.33
Dispensing Fees
Allowable additional patient charge
Patient Co-payment
General
Concessional
$37.70
$6.10
$38.30
$6.20
Safety Net Threshold
General
Concessional
$1453.90
$366.00
$1475.70
$372.00
$9.47
$9.61
Safety Net Card Issue Fee
Fred IT Group Pty Ltd
20 Trenerry Crescent Abbotsford VIC 3067
T 03 9418 1800 Fred Help 1300 731 888 Local Call Cost F 1300 730 888
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Discounting PBS scripts
From 1 January 2016, approved pharmacists may (but are not obliged to) discount the PBS patient copayment by a maximum of $1.00 per PBS supply.
• The discount for co-payment general and concession prescriptions is capped to $1.00 for Section 90 pharmacies (Community
and some Hospital pharmacies) and Section 92 Dispensing Doctors.
• For Section 94 Private Hospital Pharmacies, the discount amount is uncapped.
• Friendly Society Pharmacies may continue with existing arrangements for their members.
The January 2016 release of Fred Dispense delivers a number of functionality changes to enable you to apply the desired discount
to specific patients types while remaining compliant with the terms of the 6CPA.
Discounting rules can be applied and set by the pharmacy within the Co-payment discount rules screen. Rules are customisable
using specific parameters. When dispensing, the script’s patient price is automatically calculated according to the discounting rules
that have been set for scripts.
The discounted amount is displayed below the price on the Script Label preview.
PRF stickers will display the PRF contribution, which is reduced by the discount amount (exception being CTG scripts).
A new column Co-pay Discount column has been added to Script Analysis report.
PBS Online claim transmissions now include:
• Actual amount paid by the patient as calculated and printed on the Fred Dispense label.
• Any discount amount applied to PBS or RPBS scripts.
For detailed explanations about the new discounting functionality, refer to the Fred Dispense January 2016 release notes on the
Fred Help Centre https://help.fredhealth.com.au/media/p/13029.aspx
For more information about the 6CPA, refer to https://www.guild.org.au/the-guild/community-pharmacy-agreement/
Rounding script transactions
Due to the transmission of actual contribution and the discount amount (where applicable), the rounding
functionality in Fred Dispense has been modified to prevent rounding for all PBS and RPBS scripts.
From 1 January 2016, the No Rounding setting is applied, in order to prevent potential rejection responses to PBS Online claims
in the following instances:
• Patient contribution for claimable scripts are too low after rounding down.
• Patient contributions for Under Co-payment script are too high after rounding up.
From 1 January 2016 the Rounding configuration screen is no longer accessible from the NHS Fees option in the Setup menu.
Previously configured rounding rules will be ignored by Fred Dispense for NHS scripts.
These rounding changes do not apply to Private Fees.
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Free Discounting Analyser tool
The Fred Discounting Analyser enables you to estimate the financial impact to your pharmacy if you
choose to discount PBS claimable prescriptions from 1 January 2016.
This Business Intelligence tool (BI), powered by the Fred NXT reporting solution, will utilise your pharmacy’s historical prescription
data and allow you to apply different discounting strategies to immediately visualise the estimated financial impacts within the
Power BI dashboard.
Register for the free Discounting Analyser tool at: https://fredbi.com.au/
To understand how the free Discounting Analyser works, read our FAQs and watch our short training videos at:
https://webhelp.fred.com.au/discountinganalyser/discounting-analyser-faq.htm
End of Year Process
The end-of-year process must be run at the end of trading on 31 December 2015. This process removes
the previous year's Safety Net entitlement details, and prepares a “clean slate” for the new year.
You can either run the process on your last trading day of the year after closing, or before opening on your first trading day of the
new year.
Note: Perform your normal monthly backup before you run the end-of-year process.
When you open Fred Dispense on 31 December 2015, a prompt is displayed to remind you that the end-of-year process needs to be
run.
The end of year process will:
• Clear out all Safety Net Concession (CN) and Safety Net (SN)
Entitlement script counts and safety net amounts.
• Clear all (CN) & (SN) numbers from patient details.
• Reset all Safety Net figures back to zero and update NHS fees.
• Remove patients marked as deceased from their family links.
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Running the end-of-year process
Important! Run the end-of-year process on your main Fred Dispense server.
Exit Fred Dispense and ALL other programs on ALL of your computers, so that just the Windows desktop is displayed.
1. On your main Fred Dispense server, open Fred Dispense, then click the Activities menu (or <ALT+A>).
2. Click End of Year Process.
A prompt is displayed: Generate END OF YEAR Patients Report?
3. Click Yes.
Fred Dispense generates a report of patient Safety Net numbers for you to review.
4. When you have reviewed the report, press Enter.
Fred Dispense gives you the option to print the report.
• To print the report, click Yes.
It is not necessary to keep a hard copy of old Safety Net numbers. These are stored against dispensed scripts in Fred
Dispense. Printing the report can take several minutes and use a large amount of paper.
• To continue without printing, click No.
A prompt is displayed: Erase Patient Safety Net Concession/Entitlement Numbers Now?
5. Click Yes.
When this process is finished, a prompt is displayed: END OF YEAR Process completed press a key. Press any key to return
to the main dispensing screen.
Note: If you run the end-of-year process on 31 December 2015, the fees, safety net figures and customer safety net totals will not
change until the 1 January 2016.
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HELP CENTRE
THIS MONTH’S FEATURED ARTICLES AND DOCUMENTS
To see the End of Year process in action, check out our tutorial on the Fred Help Centre:
http://help.fredhealth.com.au/media/p/486.aspx
For more details, see the End of Year Process Quick Reference Sheet:
https://help.fredhealth.com.au/media/p/487.aspx
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When should you run the January 2016
monthly drug update?
The best time to run the January 2016 monthly drug update is immediately before or after running the
end-of-year process.
If you do not run the drug update before the end of December 2015, Fred Dispense will remind you to run it on your first trading
day in January 2016.
Checking your NHS fees for 2016
The Allowable Extra Fee (this is the additional amount permitted to be charged on PBS medicines priced below the general
patient contribution) will be $4.33.
NHS fees and markups are updated automatically in your monthly drug update, but we recommend you check your NHS fees
table after running the update, to familiarise yourself with the new fees and ensure they have been updated correctly.
1. In Fred Dispense, click the Setup menu (or press <Alt+S>).
2. Press <N>, or click NHS Fees.
Non-standard fees
If running the drug update with non-standard fees, a prompt is displayed asking if you want to change to standard fees.
If you select No, a blue message reminds you to check and adjust the fees manually.
If you select Yes, the Drug Update
continues with the standard fees.
PBS Changes Effective January 2016
For your convenience, this newsletter includes a summary of this month's important PBS changes.
For the full Schedule of Pharmaceutical Benefits, go to the PBS website at http://www.pbs.gov.au/ where you can search the
schedule by drug name.
This section contains amendments that do not appear, or are not fully covered, in the PBS Summary of Changes.
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CAR HSD Items – as at January 2016
s94 Public Hospital Item Code
Private Hospital and s90 Item Code
Generic Name / Brand Name
05605B
09621J
ABATACEPT / Orencia®
09661L
09678J
ADALIMUMAB / Humira®
09662M
09679K
09663N
09680L
05607D
09648T
AMBRISENTAN / Volibris®
05608E
09649W
AMBRISENTAN / Volibris®
09597D
06100C
AZACTIDINE / Vidaza®
09598E
06138C
AZACTIDINE / Vidaza®
05618Q
06429J
BOSENTAN / Tracleer®
05619R
06430K
BOSENTAN / Tracleer®
10183Y
10182X
ECULIZUMAB/Soliris®
10190H
10192K
10191J
10194M
10525Y
10521R
05826P
05828R
ELTROMBOPAG / Revolade®
05825N
05827Q
ELTROMBOPAG / Revolade®
05035B
05042J
EPOPROSTENOL / Flolan Kit®
05030R
05036C
EPOPROSTENOL / Flolan Kit®
10130E
10111E
EPOPROSTENOL / Veletri®
10117L
10129D
EPOPROSTENOL / Veletri®
05733R
09615C
ETANERCEPT / Enbrel®
05734T
06367D
05735W
09641K
05751Q
06456T
ILOPROST / Ventavis®
09654D
09674E
INFLIXIMAB / Remicade®
05753T
06448J
05754W
09613Y
05755X
09612X
05756Y
06496X
05757B
06397Q
05758C
09617E
10196P
10184B
10170G
10175M
IVACAFTOR/ Kalydeco®
02799H
02798G
LENALIDOMIDE / Revlimid®
02802L
02796E
05783J
09642L
05784K
09643M
05785L
09644N
05786M
09645P
10136L
10134J
MACITENTAN / Opsumit®
10118M
10110D
OMALIZUMAB / Xolair®
10109C
10122R
OMALIZUMAB / Xolair®
10406Q
10417G
POMALIDOMIDE / Pomalyst®
10387Q
10386P
POMALIDOMIDE / Pomalyst®
09544H
09611W
RITUXIMAB / Mabthera®
10591K
10583B
• Continued over page
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CAR HSD Items – as at January 2016
• Continued
10593M
10576P
09696H
09697J
ROMIPLOSTIM / Nplate®
09698K
09699L
ROMIPLOSTIM / Nplate®
09547L
09605M
SILDENAFIL / Revatio®
01308W
01304P
TADALAFIL / Adcirca®
01476Q
01419Q
TOCILIZUMAB / Actemra®
01481Y
01423X
01482B
01464C
09657G
09671B
09658H
09672C
09659J
09673D
10056G
10071C
10058J
10079L
10064Q
10060L
10072D
10078K
10077J
10068X
10081N
10073E
10384M
10398G
VEDOLIZUMAB / Entyvio®
10390W
10415E
VEDOLIZUMAB / Entyvio®
CAR Efficient Funding Chemotherapy Items – as at January 2016
10166C
10172J
BRENTUXIMAB VEDOTIN/Adcetris®
10171H
10180T
BRENTUXIMAB VEDOTIN/Adcetris®
04706Q
07268M
BORTEZOMIB /Velcade®
04712B
07269N
04713C
07271Q
04725Q
07272R
04403R
07238Y
04429D
07274W
04732C
07275X
10407R
10418H
OBINUTUZUMAB / Gazyva®
10267J
10334X
PERTUZUMAB / Perjeta®
10309N
10268K
10333W
10308M
10575N
10595P
TRASTUZUMAB / Herceptin®
10589H
10581X
10597R
10588G
10391X
10381J
10401K
10383L
10423N
10402L
04632T
07264H
04639E
07265J
04650R
07266K
04703M
07267L
10282E
10281D
TRASTUZUMAB EMTANSINE/ Kadcyla®
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Fees, Patient Contributions and
Safety Net Thresholds
The following fees, patient contributions and safety net thresholds apply as at 1 January 2016 and are included, where
applicable, in prices published in the Schedule —
Dispensing Fees:
Additional Fees (for safety net prices):
Patient Co-payments:
Safety Net Thresholds:
Safety Net Card Issue Fee:
Ready-prepared
$6.93
Dangerous drug fee
$2.91
Extemporaneously-prepared
$8.97
Allowable additional patient charge*
$4.33
Ready-prepared
$1.17
Extemporaneously-prepared
$1.53
General
$38.30
Concessional
$6.20
General
$1475.70
Concessional
$372.00
$9.61
* The allowable additional patient charge is a discretionary charge to general patients if a pharmaceutical item has a dispen sed
price for maximum quantity less than the general patient co-payment. The pharmacist may charge general patients the
allowable additional fee but the fee cannot take the cost of the prescription above the general patient co-payment for the
medicine. This fee does not count towards the Safety Net threshold.
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Schedule of Pharmaceutical Benefits – January 2016
Summary of Changes
These changes to the Schedule of Pharmaceutical Benefits are effective from 1 January 2016. The Schedule is updated on the
first day of each month and is available on the internet at www.pbs.gov.au.
General Pharmaceutical Benefits
Additions
Addition – Brand
1891M
AlphaClav Duo, AF – AMOXYCILLIN + CLAVULANIC ACID, amoxycillin 500 mg + clavulanic acid 125 mg tablet,
10
5008N
AlphaClav Duo, AF – AMOXYCILLIN + CLAVULANIC ACID, amoxycillin 500 mg + clavulanic acid 125 mg tablet,
10 (Dental)
5006L
AlphaClav Duo Forte, AF – AMOXYCILLIN + CLAVULANIC ACID, amoxycillin 875 mg + clavulanic acid 125 mg
tablet, 10 (Dental)
8254K
AlphaClav Duo Forte, AF – AMOXYCILLIN + CLAVULANIC ACID, amoxycillin 875 mg + clavulanic acid 125 mg
tablet, 10
2502Q
APO-Calcitriol, TX – CALCITRIOL, calcitriol 0.25 microgram capsule, 100
8504N
Asartan HCT 16/12.5, DO – CANDESARTAN + HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE, candesartan cilexetil 16 mg +
hydrochlorothiazide 12.5 mg tablet, 30
9314F
Asartan HCT 32/12.5, DO – CANDESARTAN + HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE, candesartan cilexetil 32 mg +
hydrochlorothiazide 12.5 mg tablet, 30
9315G
Asartan HCT 32/25, DO – CANDESARTAN + HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE, candesartan cilexetil 32 mg +
hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg tablet, 30
8092X
Auro-Famciclovir 125, DO – FAMCICLOVIR, famciclovir 125 mg tablet, 40
8897G
Auro-Famciclovir 500, DO – FAMCICLOVIR, famciclovir 500 mg tablet, 30
Addition – Equivalence Indicator
1207M
Pramin, AF – METOCLOPRAMIDE, metoclopramide hydrochloride 10 mg tablet, 25
5151D
Pramin, AF – METOCLOPRAMIDE, metoclopramide hydrochloride 10 mg tablet, 25 (Dental)
2565B
Deralin 10, AF – PROPRANOLOL, propranolol hydrochloride 10 mg tablet, 100
2566C
Deralin 40, AF – PROPRANOLOL, propranolol hydrochloride 40 mg tablet, 100
Deletions
Deletion – Item
2159P
ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE + MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE + MAGNESIUM TRISILICATE, aluminium hydroxide 250
mg/5 mL + magnesium hydroxide 120 mg/5 mL + magnesium trisilicate 120 mg/5 mL oral liquid, 500 mL
(Gastrogel)
10002K
ATORVASTATIN (&) EZETIMIBE, atorvastatin 10 mg tablet [30] (&) ezetimibe 10 mg tablet [30], 1 pack (Atozet
Composite Pack)
3
2874G
Composite Pack)
2821L
Composite Pack)
10006P
Composite Pack)
1086E
CEFOTAXIME, cefotaxime 2 g injection, 1 x 2 g vial (Cefotaxime Sandoz)
5049R
CEFOTAXIME, cefotaxime 2 g injection, 1 x 2 g vial (Cefotaxime Sandoz) (Dental)
2360F
CHLORAMPHENICOL, chloramphenicol 0.5% eye drops, 10 mL (Chlorsig)
5055C
CHLORAMPHENICOL, chloramphenicol 0.5% eye drops, 10 mL (Chlorsig) (Dental)
5512D
CHLORAMPHENICOL, chloramphenicol 0.5% eye drops, 10 mL (Chlorsig) (Optometrical)
1171P
CHLORAMPHENICOL, chloramphenicol 1% eye ointment, 4 g (Chlorsig)
5511C
CHLORAMPHENICOL, chloramphenicol 1% eye ointment, 4 g (Chlorsig) (Optometrical)
8985X
FERROUS FUMARATE, ferrous fumarate 200 mg (equivalent to 65.7 mg of elemental iron) tablet, 60 (Ferro-tab)
9011G
FERROUS FUMARATE + FOLIC ACID, ferrous fumarate 310 mg (equivalent to 100 mg elemental iron) + folic acid
350 microgram tablet, 60 (Ferro-f-tab)
9255D
GLUCOSE AND KETONE INDICATOR URINE, glucose and ketone indicator urine strip: diagnostic, 50 diagnostic
strips (Keto-Diastix)
9254C
strips (Keto-Diabur- Test 5000)
8806L
GLUCOSE INDICATOR BLOOD, glucose indicator blood strip: diagnostic, 51 diagnostic strips (Accu-Chek Integra)
9275E
GLUCOSE INDICATOR BLOOD, glucose indicator blood strip: diagnostic, 51 diagnostic strips (Accu-Chek Integra)
10099M
GLUCOSE INDICATOR BLOOD, glucose indicator blood strip: diagnostic, 100 (GoodLife)
10101P
GLUCOSE INDICATOR BLOOD, glucose indicator blood strip: diagnostic, 100 (GoodLife)
9253B
GLUCOSE INDICATOR URINE, glucose indicator urine strip: diagnostic, 50 diagnostic strips (Diastix)
2887Y
HYDROCORTISONE ACETATE, hydrocortisone acetate 1% (10 mg/g) cream, 30 g (Cortic-DS 1%, Sigmacort)
5111B
HYDROCORTISONE ACETATE, hydrocortisone acetate 1% (10 mg/g) cream, 30 g (Cortic-DS 1%, Sigmacort)
(Dental)
2888B
HYDROCORTISONE ACETATE, hydrocortisone acetate 1% (10 mg/g) ointment, 30 g (Cortic-DS 1%, Sigmacort)
5112C
HYDROCORTISONE ACETATE, hydrocortisone acetate 1% (10 mg/g) ointment, 30 g (Cortic-DS 1%, Sigmacort)
(Dental)
3033P
NYSTATIN, nystatin 100 000 international units/mL oral liquid, 24 mL (Mycostatin, Nilstat)
3343Y
NYSTATIN, nystatin 100 000 international units/mL oral liquid, 24 mL (Mycostatin, Nilstat) (Dental)
Deletion – Brand
8511Y
Ossmax 70mg, RA – ALENDRONATE, alendronate 70 mg tablet, 4
9012H
APO-Alendronate Plus D3 70 mg/70 mcg, TX – ALENDRONATE + COLECALCIFEROL, alendronate 70 mg +
colecalciferol 70 microgram tablet, 4
9012H
Chem mart Alendronate Plus D3 70 mg/70 mcg, CH – ALENDRONATE + COLECALCIFEROL, alendronate 70 mg
+ colecalciferol 70 microgram tablet, 4
9012H
Terry White Chemists Alendronate Plus D3 70 mg/70 mcg, TW – ALENDRONATE + COLECALCIFEROL,
alendronate 70 mg + colecalciferol 70 microgram tablet, 4
9183H
APO-Alendronate Plus D3 70 mg/140 mcg, TX – ALENDRONATE + COLECALCIFEROL, alendronate 70 mg +
colecalciferol 140 microgram tablet, 4
9183H
Chem mart Alendronate Plus D3 70 mg/140 mcg, CH – ALENDRONATE + COLECALCIFEROL, alendronate 70
mg + colecalciferol 140 microgram tablet, 4
9183H
Terry White Chemists Alendronate Plus D3 70 mg/140 mcg, TW – ALENDRONATE + COLECALCIFEROL,
alendronate 70 mg + colecalciferol 140 microgram tablet, 4
1886G
GenRx Amoxycillin, GX – AMOXYCILLIN, amoxycillin 125 mg/5 mL oral liquid: powder for, 100 mL
3302T
GenRx Amoxycillin, GX – AMOXYCILLIN, amoxycillin 125 mg/5 mL oral liquid: powder for, 100 mL (Dental)
4
1887H
GenRx Amoxycillin, GX – AMOXYCILLIN, amoxycillin 250 mg/5 mL oral liquid: powder for, 100 mL
3393N
GenRx Amoxycillin, GX – AMOXYCILLIN, amoxycillin 250 mg/5 mL oral liquid: powder for, 100 mL (Dental)
8202Q
Astrix, YN – ASPIRIN, aspirin 100 mg tablet, 112
8202Q
Mayne Pharma Aspirin, YT – ASPIRIN, aspirin 100 mg tablet, 112
8361C
Xeloda, RO – CAPECITABINE, capecitabine 150 mg tablet, 60
5479J
Cefazolin Sandoz, SZ – CEPHAZOLIN, cephazolin 2 g injection, 1 x 2 g vial
9326W
Cefazolin Sandoz, SZ – CEPHAZOLIN, cephazolin 2 g injection, 1 x 2 g vial
9048F
Hydroxo-B12, AS – HYDROXOCOBALAMIN, hydroxocobalamin 1 mg/mL injection, 3 x 1 mL ampoules
8814X
Panadol Osteo, GC – PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 665 mg tablet: modified release, 96 tablets
3196F
O.R.S., AS – SODIUM CHLORIDE + POTASSIUM CHLORIDE + GLUCOSE MONOHYDRATE + CITRATE,
sodium chloride 470 mg + potassium chloride 300 mg + glucose monohydrate 3.56 g + sodium acid citrate 530 mg
oral liquid: powder for, 10 x 4.9 g sachets
8646C
TACROLIMUS APOTEX, TX – TACROLIMUS, tacrolimus 500 microgram capsule, 100
8647D
TACROLIMUS APOTEX, TX – TACROLIMUS, tacrolimus 1 mg capsule, 100
8648E
2791X
APO-Trandolapril, TX – TRANDOLAPRIL, trandolapril 500 microgram capsule, 28
2792Y
APO-Trandolapril, TX – TRANDOLAPRIL, trandolapril 1 mg capsule, 28
2793B
8758Y
Deletion – Equivalence Indicator
8202Q
Spren 100, QA – ASPIRIN, aspirin 100 mg tablet, 112
1759N
Hospira Pty Limited, HH – CEFOTAXIME, CEFOTAXIME Powder for injection 2 g, 10
1769D
Hospira Pty Limited, HH – CEFOTAXIME, CEFOTAXIME Powder for injection 2 g, 10 (Dental)
5479J
Cephazolin Alphapharm, AF – CEPHAZOLIN, cephazolin 2 g injection, 1 x 2 g vial
9326W
Cephazolin Alphapharm, AF – CEPHAZOLIN, cephazolin 2 g injection, 1 x 2 g vial
8814X
Osteomol 665 Paracetamol, CR – PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 665 mg tablet: modified release, 96 tablets
Alterations
Changes to Restrictions
The following items have additions, deletions or alterations to restrictions, notes and/or cautions.
2014B
ALGINATE SODIUM + CALCIUM CARBONATE + BICARBONATE, alginate sodium 500 mg/10 mL + calcium
carbonate 160 mg/10 mL + sodium bicarbonate 267 mg/10 mL oral liquid, 500 mL (Gaviscon P)
2157M
ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE WITH MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE, ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE with MAGNESIUM
HYDROXIDE Oral suspension 200 mg-200 mg per 5 mL, 500 mL, 1 (Mylanta P)
1010E
ASPIRIN, aspirin 300 mg tablet: effervescent, 96 (Solprin)
5018D
ASPIRIN, aspirin 300 mg tablet: effervescent, 96 (Solprin) (Dental)
8202Q
ASPIRIN, aspirin 100 mg tablet, 112 (Spren 100)
1258F
BISACODYL, bisacodyl 10 mg suppository, 12 (Petrus Bisacodyl Suppositories)
1260H
BISACODYL, bisacodyl 10 mg suppository, 10 (Dulcolax, Petrus Bisacodyl Suppositories)
1759N
CEFOTAXIME, CEFOTAXIME Powder for injection 2 g, 10 (Hospira Pty Limited)
1769D
CEFOTAXIME, CEFOTAXIME Powder for injection 2 g, 10 (Hospira Pty Limited)
1437P
FOLIC ACID, folic acid 5 mg tablet, 100 (Megafol 5)
2958Q
FOLIC ACID, folic acid 500 microgram tablet, 100 (Foltabs 500, Megafol 0.5)
3106L
strips (Keto-Diabur- Test 5000)
5
3107M
strips (Keto-Diastix)
3104J
GLUCOSE INDICATOR URINE, glucose indicator urine strip: diagnostic, 50 diagnostic strips (Diastix)
2555L
GLYCEROL, glycerol 700 mg suppository, 12 (Petrus Pharmaceuticals Pty Ltd)
2556M
GLYCEROL, glycerol 1.4 g suppository, 12 (Petrus Pharmaceuticals Pty Ltd)
2557N
2162T
HYDROXOCOBALAMIN, hydroxocobalamin 1 mg/mL injection, 3 x 1 mL ampoules (Vita-B12)
9048F
HYDROXOCOBALAMIN, hydroxocobalamin 1 mg/mL injection, 3 x 1 mL ampoules (Neo-B12)
1024X
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 2.5 mg tablet, 28 (Olanzapine generichealth 2.5)
1037N
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 5 mg tablet, 28 (Olanzapine generichealth 5)
1041T
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 7.5 mg tablet, 28 (Olanzapine generichealth 7.5)
1042W
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 10 mg tablet, 28 (Olanzapine generichealth 10)
3381Y
OLANZAPINE, OLANZAPINE Tablet 5 mg (orally disintegrating), 28 (APO-Olanzapine ODT, Chem mart
Olanzapine ODT, Olanzapine AN ODT, Olanzapine ODT generichealth 5, Olanzapine ODT-DRLA, Olanzapine
RBX ODT, Olanzapine Sandoz ODT 5, Olanzapine-GA ODT, Ozin ODT 5, Pharmacy Choice Olanzapine ODT,
Terry White Chemists Olanzapine ODT)
3382B
OLANZAPINE, OLANZAPINE Tablet 10 mg (orally disintegrating), 28 (APO-Olanzapine ODT, Chem mart
Olanzapine ODT, Olanzapine AN ODT, Olanzapine ODT generichealth 10, Olanzapine ODT-DRLA, Olanzapine
RBX ODT, Olanzapine Sandoz ODT 10, Olanzapine-GA ODT, Ozin ODT 10, Pharmacy Choice Olanzapine ODT,
Terry White Chemists Olanzapine ODT)
3384D
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 15 mg tablet, 28 (APO-Olanzapine ODT, Chem mart Olanzapine ODT, Olanzapine AN
ODT, Olanzapine Sandoz ODT 15, Ozin ODT 15, Terry White Chemists Olanzapine ODT)
3385E
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 20 mg tablet, 28 (APO-Olanzapine ODT, Chem mart Olanzapine ODT, Olanzapine AN
ODT, Olanzapine Sandoz ODT 20, Ozin ODT 20, Terry White Chemists Olanzapine ODT)
8170B
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 2.5 mg tablet, 28 (APO-Olanzapine, Chem mart Olanzapine, Lanzek, Olanzapine AN,
Olanzapine RBX, Olanzapine Sandoz, Olanzapine-DRLA, Olanzapine-GA, Ozin 2.5, Pharmacor Olanzapine 2.5,
Pharmacy Choice Olanzapine, Terry White Chemists Olanzapine, Zypine, Zyprexa)
8185T
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 5 mg tablet, 28 (APO-Olanzapine, Chem mart Olanzapine, Lanzek, Olanzapine AN,
Olanzapine GH, Olanzapine RBX, Olanzapine Sandoz, Olanzapine-DRLA, Olanzapine-GA, Ozin 5, Pharmacor
Olanzapine 5, Pharmacy Choice Olanzapine, Terry White Chemists Olanzapine, Zypine, Zyprexa)
8186W
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 7.5 mg tablet, 28 (APO-Olanzapine, Chem mart Olanzapine, Lanzek, Olanzapine AN,
Olanzapine GH, Olanzapine RBX, Olanzapine Sandoz, Olanzapine-DRLA, Olanzapine-GA, Ozin 7.5, Pharmacor
Olanzapine 7.5, Pharmacy Choice Olanzapine, Terry White Chemists Olanzapine, Zypine, Zyprexa)
8187X
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 10 mg tablet, 28 (APO-Olanzapine, Chem mart Olanzapine, Lanzek, Olanzapine AN,
Olanzapine GH, Olanzapine RBX, Olanzapine Sandoz, Olanzapine-DRLA, Olanzapine-GA, Ozin 10, Pharmacor
Olanzapine 10, Pharmacy Choice Olanzapine, Terry White Chemists Olanzapine, Zypine, Zyprexa)
8433W
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 5 mg wafer, 28 (Lanzek Zydis, Zypine ODT, Zyprexa Zydis)
8434X
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 10 mg wafer, 28 (Lanzek Zydis, Zypine ODT, Zyprexa Zydis)
8952E
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 15 mg wafer, 28 (Zypine ODT, Zyprexa Zydis)
8953F
OLANZAPINE, olanzapine 20 mg wafer, 28 (Zypine ODT, Zyprexa Zydis)
1746X
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 500 mg tablet, 100 (APO-Paracetamol, Febridol, Generic Health Pty Ltd, Panamax,
Paracetamol (Sandoz), Paralgin, Parapane)
1747Y
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 120 mg/5 mL oral liquid, 100 mL (Panamax)
1770E
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 240 mg/5 mL oral liquid, 200 mL (Panamax 240 Elixir)
3348F
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 120 mg/5 mL oral liquid, 100 mL (Panamax) (Dental)
3349G
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 240 mg/5 mL oral liquid, 200 mL (Panamax 240 Elixir) (Dental)
5196L
Paracetamol (Sandoz), Paralgin, Parapane) (Dental)
5224Y
Paracetamol (Sandoz), Paralgin, Parapane) (Dental)
8784H
6
8814X
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 665 mg tablet: modified release, 96 tablets (Osteomol 665 Paracetamol)
3196F
SODIUM CHLORIDE + POTASSIUM CHLORIDE + GLUCOSE MONOHYDRATE + CITRATE, sodium chloride
470 mg + potassium chloride 300 mg + glucose monohydrate 3.56 g + sodium acid citrate 530 mg oral liquid:
powder for, 10 x 4.9 g sachets (Repalyte New Formulation, restore O.R.S.)
Alteration – Restriction Level
From
To
2014B
ALGINATE SODIUM + CALCIUM CARBONATE + BICARBONATE, alginate sodium
500 mg/10 mL + calcium carbonate 160 mg/10 mL + sodium bicarbonate 267 mg/10 mL
oral liquid, 500 mL (Gaviscon P)
unrestricted
restricted
2157M
ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE WITH MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE, ALUMINIUM
HYDROXIDE with MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE Oral suspension 200 mg-200 mg per 5
mL, 500 mL, 1 (Mylanta P)
unrestricted
restricted
1010E
ASPIRIN, aspirin 300 mg tablet: effervescent, 96 (Solprin)
unrestricted
restricted
5018D
ASPIRIN, aspirin 300 mg tablet: effervescent, 96 (Solprin)(Dental)
unrestricted
restricted
8202Q
unrestricted
restricted
1437P
unrestricted
restricted
2958Q
unrestricted
restricted
3106L
GLUCOSE AND KETONE INDICATOR URINE, glucose and ketone indicator urine
strip: diagnostic, 50 diagnostic strips (Keto-Diabur- Test 5000)
unrestricted
restricted
3107M
GLUCOSE AND KETONE INDICATOR URINE, glucose and ketone indicator urine
strip: diagnostic, 50 diagnostic strips (Keto-Diastix)
unrestricted
restricted
3104J
GLUCOSE INDICATOR URINE, glucose indicator urine strip: diagnostic, 50 diagnostic
strips (Diastix)
unrestricted
restricted
1746X
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 500 mg tablet, 100 (APO-Paracetamol, Febridol,
Generic Health Pty Ltd, Panamax, Paracetamol (Sandoz), Paralgin, Parapane)
unrestricted
restricted
1747Y
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 120 mg/5 mL oral liquid, 100 mL (Panamax)
unrestricted
restricted
1770E
unrestricted
restricted
3348F
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 120 mg/5 mL oral liquid, 100 mL (Panamax)(Dental)
unrestricted
restricted
3349G
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 240 mg/5 mL oral liquid, 200 mL (Panamax 240
Elixir)(Dental)
unrestricted
restricted
5196L
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 500 mg tablet, 100 (APO-Paracetamol, Febridol,
Generic Health Pty Ltd, Panamax, Paracetamol (Sandoz), Paralgin, Parapane)(Dental)
unrestricted
restricted
3196F
SODIUM CHLORIDE + POTASSIUM CHLORIDE + GLUCOSE MONOHYDRATE +
CITRATE, sodium chloride 470 mg + potassium chloride 300 mg + glucose
monohydrate 3.56 g + sodium acid citrate 530 mg oral liquid: powder for, 10 x 4.9 g
sachets (Repalyte New Formulation, restore O.R.S.)
unrestricted
restricted
Alteration – Manufacturer Code
From
To
2544X
Akineton – BIPERIDEN, biperiden hydrochloride 2 mg tablet, 100
LM
ZC
1153Q
Neo-Mercazole – CARBIMAZOLE, carbimazole 5 mg tablet, 100
LM
ZC
1585K
Hygroton 25 – CHLORTHALIDONE, chlorthalidone 25 mg tablet, 50
LM
ZC
2424N
E.E.S. 200 – ERYTHROMYCIN ETHYLSUCCINATE, erythromycin (as ethylsuccinate)
200 mg/5 mL oral liquid: powder for, 100 mL
LM
ZC
3334L
E.E.S. 200 – ERYTHROMYCIN ETHYLSUCCINATE, erythromycin (as ethylsuccinate)
200 mg/5 mL oral liquid: powder for, 100 mL (Dental)
LM
ZC
2428T
E.E.S. Granules – ERYTHROMYCIN ETHYLSUCCINATE, erythromycin (as
ethylsuccinate) 400 mg/5 mL oral liquid: powder for, 100 mL
LM
ZC
3337P
E.E.S. Granules – ERYTHROMYCIN ETHYLSUCCINATE, erythromycin (as
ethylsuccinate) 400 mg/5 mL oral liquid: powder for, 100 mL (Dental)
LM
ZC
2750R
E.E.S. 400 Filmtab – ERYTHROMYCIN ETHYLSUCCINATE, erythromycin (as
ethylsuccinate) 400 mg tablet, 25
LM
ZC
7
3336N
E.E.S. 400 Filmtab – ERYTHROMYCIN ETHYLSUCCINATE, erythromycin (as
ethylsuccinate) 400 mg tablet, 25 (Dental)
LM
ZC
1397M
Erythrocin-I.V. – ERYTHROMYCIN LACTOBIONATE, erythromycin (as lactobionate) 1 g
injection, 1 x 1 g vial
LM
ZC
5088T
Erythrocin-I.V. – ERYTHROMYCIN LACTOBIONATE, erythromycin (as lactobionate) 1 g
injection, 1 x 1 g vial (Dental)
LM
ZC
2420J
Tofranil 10 – IMIPRAMINE, imipramine hydrochloride 10 mg tablet, 50
LM
ZC
2421K
Tofranil 25 – IMIPRAMINE, imipramine hydrochloride 25 mg tablet, 50
LM
ZC
10086W
Kuvan – SAPROPTERIN, sapropterin dihydrochloride 100 mg tablet: soluble, 30 tablets
SG
IO
10087X
Kuvan – SAPROPTERIN, sapropterin dihydrochloride 100 mg tablet: soluble, 30 tablets
SG
IO
Advance Notices
1 February 2016
Deletion – Brand
2655R
GenRx Cephalexin, GX – CEPHALEXIN, cephalexin 250 mg capsule, 20
3058Y
3119E
3317N
GenRx Cephalexin, GX – CEPHALEXIN, cephalexin 250 mg capsule, 20 (Dental)
3318P
GenRx Cephalexin, GX – CEPHALEXIN, cephalexin 500 mg capsule, 20 (Dental)
1368B
Auspril, QA – ENALAPRIL, enalapril maleate 10 mg tablet, 30
1369C
1370D
8246B
Karbesat 75, QA – IRBESARTAN, irbesartan 75 mg tablet, 30
8247C
8248D
2848X
Seaze 25, QA – LAMOTRIGINE, lamotrigine 25 mg tablet, 56
2849Y
2850B
2851C
8063J
8654L
Levitam 250, QA – LEVETIRACETAM, levetiracetam 250 mg tablet, 60
8655M
Levitam 500, QA – LEVETIRACETAM, levetiracetam 500 mg tablet, 60
8656N
Levitam 1000, QA – LEVETIRACETAM, levetiracetam 1 g tablet, 60
8627C
Montelukast RBX, RA – MONTELUKAST, montelukast 4 mg tablet: chewable, 28
8628D
Montelukast RBX, RA – MONTELUKAST, montelukast 5 mg tablet: chewable, 28
8457D
Seronia 100, QA – QUETIAPINE, quetiapine 100 mg tablet, 90
8458E
8580N
1 April 2016
Deletion – Brand
3065H
8
Visken 15, NV – PINDOLOL, pindolol 15 mg tablet, 50
Palliative Care
Deletions
Deletion – Brand
5343F
5344G
Deletion – Equivalence Indicator
5343F
5344G
Highly Specialised Drugs Program (Private Hospital)
Additions
Addition – Item
10583B
RITUXIMAB, rituximab 100 mg/10 mL injection, 2 x 10 mL vials (Mabthera)
10576P
RITUXIMAB, rituximab 500 mg/50 mL injection, 1 x 50 mL vial (Mabthera)
Addition – Brand
6152T
APO-Clarithromycin, TX – CLARITHROMYCIN, clarithromycin 500 mg tablet, 100
Deletions
Deletion – Item
6151R
CLARITHROMYCIN, clarithromycin 250 mg tablet, 100 (Klacid)
Deletion – Brand
6152T
Klacid, GO – CLARITHROMYCIN, clarithromycin 500 mg tablet, 100
6328C
6216E
6217F
Advance Notices
1 February 2016
Deletion – Brand
6426F
Sandostatin LAR, NV – OCTREOTIDE, octreotide 10 mg injection: modified release [1 x 10 mg vial] (&) inert
substance diluent [1 x 2.5 mL syringe], 1 pack
6427G
6428H
9
Highly Specialised Drugs Program (Public Hospital)
Additions
Addition – Item
10591K
RITUXIMAB, rituximab 100 mg/10 mL injection, 2 x 10 mL vials (Mabthera)
10593M
RITUXIMAB, rituximab 500 mg/50 mL injection, 1 x 50 mL vial (Mabthera)
Addition – Brand
5624B
APO-Clarithromycin, TX – CLARITHROMYCIN, clarithromycin 500 mg tablet, 100
Deletions
Deletion – Item
5625C
CLARITHROMYCIN, clarithromycin 250 mg tablet, 100 (Klacid)
Deletion – Brand
5624B
Klacid, GO – CLARITHROMYCIN, clarithromycin 500 mg tablet, 100
9558C
9560E
9561F
Advance Notices
1 February 2016
Deletion – Brand
9511N
9512P
9513Q
Highly Specialised Drugs Program (Community Access)
Advance Notices
1 February 2016
Deletion – Brand
10325K
10
Zerit, BQ – STAVUDINE, stavudine 20 mg capsule, 60
Repatriation Pharmaceutical Benefits
Additions
Addition – Item
4579B
ALPROSTADIL, alprostadil 10 microgram injection [2 x 10 microgram syringes] (&) inert substance diluent [2 x 0.6
mL syringes], 1 pack (Caverject Impulse)
4580C
ALPROSTADIL, alprostadil 20 microgram injection [2 x 20 microgram syringes] (&) inert substance diluent [2 x 0.6
mL syringes], 1 pack (Caverject Impulse)
10590J
10578R
BISACODYL, bisacodyl 10 mg suppository, 10 (Dulcolax, Petrus Bisacodyl Suppositories)
10580W
BISACODYL, bisacodyl 10 mg suppository, 12 (Petrus Bisacodyl Suppositories)
10594N
FERROUS FUMARATE, ferrous fumarate 200 mg (equivalent to 65.7 mg of elemental iron) tablet, 60 (Ferro-tab)
10579T
FERROUS FUMARATE + FOLIC ACID, ferrous fumarate 310 mg (equivalent to 100 mg elemental iron) + folic acid
350 microgram tablet, 60 (Ferro-f-tab)
10584C
10573L
10586E
GLYCEROL, glycerol 700 mg suppository, 12 (Petrus Pharmaceuticals Pty Ltd)
10596Q
10577Q
HYDROXOCOBALAMIN, hydroxocobalamin 1 mg/mL injection, 3 x 1 mL ampoules (Vita-B12)
10587F
HYDROXOCOBALAMIN, hydroxocobalamin 1 mg/mL injection, 3 x 1 mL ampoules (Neo-B12)
10592L
LOPERAMIDE, loperamide hydrochloride 2 mg capsule, 12 (Gastrex)
10599W
10582Y
10585D
10598T
PARACETAMOL, paracetamol 665 mg tablet: modified release, 96 tablets (Osteomol 665 Paracetamol)
10574M
SODIUM CHLORIDE + POTASSIUM CHLORIDE + GLUCOSE MONOHYDRATE + CITRATE, sodium chloride
470 mg + potassium chloride 300 mg + glucose monohydrate 3.56 g + sodium acid citrate 530 mg oral liquid:
powder for, 10 x 4.9 g sachets (restore O.R.S.)
Addition – Brand
4010C
Pharmacy Action Anti-Fungal Nail Treatment, GQ – AMOROLFINE, amorolfine 5% application, 5 mL
4077N
Cardasa, AF – ASPIRIN, aspirin 100 mg tablet: enteric, 84
4179Y
Clopidogrel AN, EA – CLOPIDOGREL, clopidogrel 75 mg tablet, 28
4017K
Clonea 3 Day Cream, AF – CLOTRIMAZOLE, clotrimazole 2% (20 mg/g) cream, 20 g
4233T
Finasteride AN, EA – FINASTERIDE, finasteride 5 mg tablet, 30
4233T
Finide, AL – FINASTERIDE, finasteride 5 mg tablet, 30
4592Q
Gabapentin GH, GQ – GABAPENTIN, gabapentin 300 mg capsule, 100
4593R
Gabapentin GH, GQ – GABAPENTIN, gabapentin 400 mg capsule, 100
4594T
Gabapentin AN, EA – GABAPENTIN, gabapentin 600 mg tablet, 100
4595W
Gabapentin AN, EA – GABAPENTIN, gabapentin 800 mg tablet, 100
4444X
Risedronate AN, EA – RISEDRONATE, risedronate sodium 35 mg tablet, 4
4473K
Pharmacy Action Pharmisil, GQ – TERBINAFINE, terbinafine hydrochloride 1% cream, 15 g
11
Addition – Equivalence Indicator
4010C
Aporyl, TX – AMOROLFINE, amorolfine 5% application, 5 mL
4010C
Loceryl, GA – AMOROLFINE, amorolfine 5% application, 5 mL
4473K
Lamisil, NC – TERBINAFINE, terbinafine hydrochloride 1% cream, 15 g
Deletions
Deletion – Item
10031Y
ALPROSTADIL, alprostadil 10 microgram injection [1 x 10 microgram vial] (&) inert substance diluent [1 syringe], 1
pack (Caverject)
10030X
ALPROSTADIL, alprostadil 20 microgram injection [1 x 20 microgram vial] (&) inert substance diluent [1 syringe], 1
pack (Caverject)
Alterations
Alteration – Restriction Level
4246L
From
To
restricted
unrestricted
Alteration – Number of Repeats
4246L
12
From
To
0
5
MONTHLY UPDATE PROCEDURE FOR
Please tick 3 and initial when step is completed >
STEP 1
PERFORMING A BACKUP
A backup must be performed before running the Fred Dispense Monthly update. The pre-update backup takes a copy of the Fred Dispense data and
programs before you upgrade to a later version. It is recommended that this backup is taken away from the pharmacy and stored off-site.
It is recommended that you perform the backup after receiving the update notification email or before running Step 3 for the program update.
STEP 2
DOWNLOAD UPDATE USING FRED CONNECT
Within 24 hours of receiving the Monthly Update Email Fred Connect automatically downloads the Fred Dispense
Update. Alternatively you can use Fred Connect to download the update manually
1. Right click on the Fred Connect icon
found in the system tray and left
click on Show
3. Left click on the Select Program Updates to
Download button. A window will appear
showing the list of updates available. Scroll to
the bottom of the list and tick the box next to
the update required. Left click the Download
Selected Updates button to begin
downloading the update.
2. Left click on the Plugins Tab then left click
on the Utility Configuration Tab
4. The Fred Connect program will switch to the
Downloads tab where the update download
progress is shown. At this time you may wish
to wait until the download completes.
Alternatively Fred Connect can be sent back to
the system tray by left clicking on the cross on
the top right hand side of the window. The
update will continue to download and
dispensing can continue.
STEP 3
RUNNING THE PROGRAM UPDATE
The next time the Fred Dispense program is re-opened after the update has
downloaded; a prompt will appear to run the program update. At this point Fred
Dispense and Fred Connect should be exited on all computers.
1. Close Fred Dispense on all computers using <ALT + X>
2. Close Fred Connect by right clicking the Fred Connect icon
in the system tray and choosing STOP.
You can then choose YES to the prompt to run the program update.
You DO NOT need to wait until the end of the month to run the Program Update step.
STEP 4
RUNNING THE DRUG UPDATE
From the first trading day of the month, Fred Dispense will prompt you to run an
automatic update. If you are not prompted, follow these steps to perform a
manual update.
Note: Do not perform a manual update until after close of trading on the last trading day of the month.
1. Exit Fred Dispense and Fred Connect on all
computers
2a Left click on the Windows Start Menu and
choose Programs, Fred, Fred Dispense,
Drug Update.
2b For Windows 8.1 left click on the
start menu, type wdrugupd9 and
select the application
3. After performing the drug update Fred Dispense
will run with new Drug details and prices. This
can be checked by pressing <F7> Quick Drug
Price lookup from Fred Dispense and typing
TEST <ENTER> to check if the current month’s
Test Drug is displayed at the top of the screen.
If you are not receiving the monthly update notification email, make sure we have your current email address.
To advise us of any change to your email address please call Fred Help on 1300 731 888 or email help@fred.com.au

- Fred Help Centre

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