National Health (Botulinum Toxin Program) Special Arrangement 2011 (No. PB 89 of 2011)
21Forms for supply and use of botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit under this Special Arrangement
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21 Forms for supply and use of botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit under this Special Arrangement
(1) An eligible medical practitioner must not administer a botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit under this Special Arrangement unless the eligible medical practitioner has completed, for each administration of a botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit, a Patient Usage Form. (2) The Patient Usage Form must be signed by: (a) the eligible medical practitioner; and (b) either: (i) the patient; or (ii) if the patient is not able to sign the form—the patient’s agent; or (iii) if the patient is aged less than 16 years—the patient’s parent or legal guardian. (3) The Patient Usage Form must contain the following information: (a) the date that the botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit was administered; (b) the patient’s Medicare number; (c) the patient’s full name; (d) a form of agreement to receive the treatment, given by: (i) the patient; or (ii) if the patient is not able to sign the form—the patient’s agent; or (iii) if the patient is aged less than 16 years—the patient’s parent or legal guardian; (e) the botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit administered; (f) the quantity of the botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit administered; (g) the remaining number of vials of the botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit held by the eligible medical practitioner; (h) the condition for which the botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit was administered; (i) evidence of: (i) the registered practice location at which the botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit was administered; and (ii) the full name and address of the eligible medical practitioner who administered the botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit; (j) the provider number of the eligible medical practitioner who administered the botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit to the patient. (4) An eligible medical practitioner must not administer a botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit under this Special Arrangement to an eligible patient unless, before the first administration of the botulinum toxin pharmaceutical benefit in a treatment period, a Patient Acknowledgment Form has been completed and signed by: (a) the eligible medical practitioner; and (b) either: (i) the patient; or (ii) if the patient is not able to sign the form—the patient’s agent; or (iii) if the patient is aged less than 16 years—the patient’s parent or legal guardian.
Note: The Patient Usage Form and the Patient Acknowledgment Form can be obtained from the Medicare website.