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National Health (Botulinum Toxin Program) Special Arrangement 2011 (No. PB 89 of 2011)
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National Health (Botulinum Toxin Program) Special Arrangement 2011 (No. PB 89 of 2011)
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For this Special Arrangement, a medical practitioner is an eligible medical practitioner for a condition mentioned for a botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit in the column in Schedule 3 headed ‘Treatment Condition’ if the medical practitioner: (a) holds a specialist qualification mentioned in the column in Schedule 3 headed ‘Specialist Qualifications’ for the condition; and (b) has been authorised by the Chief Executive Medicare, under section 18, to administer a botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit for the condition, under this Special Arrangement; and (c) has provided to the Chief Executive Medicare a written undertaking to comply with the requirements of this Special Arrangement.