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The NHS (Performers List) (Wales) Regulations 2004 came into force on the 1 April 2004, and the amendment issued on 1 April 2006 required dentists performing primary dental services in Wales to be included in a Dental Performers List in Wales. A formal application has to be made and guidance notes and application forms are available on this website. Currently Dental Performers who are already included in a Dental Performers List of another primary care organisation in the UK are still required to apply to join a Welsh list to work in Wales.

Note: If you are unable to find a specific dentist on the list please contact

nwssp-primarycareservices@wales.nhs.uk for further information.

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Why have we moved to automated prescription processing?

Automated processing allows us to improve the accuracy of reimbursement to contractors by reducing the potential for human error. Our accuracy rate has improved from 99.15% to 99.54% since the introduction of automated processing.

It also improves our efficiency, making a significant contribution to: -

Our ability to continue to reimburse contractors in accordance with SLA timescales in the face of ever increasing prescription volumes
Our ability to release funds to be reinvested in front line NHS services. We process 47% more prescription items with 53% fewer staff since the inception of our automation programme.

Medicines Use Review & Prescription Interventions - what is the difference?

A number of queries have been raised by pharmacists regarding the differentiation between MURs and prescription intervention MURs. To clarify the matter Welsh Government has confirmed that there is only one service (i.e. the MUR service) but the service may be prompted in different ways.

Regular MURs can be prompted pro-actively by identification of a certain group of patients that subsequently lead to an invitation for a Medicines Use Review.

A prescription intervention MUR is more reactive, in the sense that it is the response to a significant adherence problem with a person's medication that subsequently leads to an MUR being conducted. This is distinct from pharmacists making clinical interventions on prescriptions (e.g. where an interaction is identified and there is a need to get a prescription amended) which are required by the terms of service for all pharmacy contractors.

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