102Standing orders issued by medical practitioner for patients of medical practitioner treated in private hospitals or private day-treatment centres

102 Standing orders issued by medical practitioner for patients of medical practitioner treated in private hospitals or private day-treatment centres

(1)  A medical practitioner may issue a standing order in relation to the administration of a restricted substance or narcotic substance, by a registered nurse or midwife, or a registered nurse and midwife, to a patient of the medical practitioner who is being treated in a private hospital or private day-treatment centre.

(2)  Subregulation (1) only applies in relation to the issue of a standing order by a medical practitioner if –

(a) the medical practitioner has made an application, under regulation 98 , to the Drugs and Therapeutics Committee at the private hospital or private day-treatment centre for authorisation to issue the standing order; and

(b) the medical practitioner has received notification, under regulation 99(2) , that the application has been approved and the issue of the standing order is authorised.