Dr Pakeeza Salman
MBBS, MRCGP, MCPS
Offers
Repeat prescriptions
Languages: English, Hindi, Urdu
Repeat prescriptions and eScripts in Warwick QLD. Repeat prescriptions,reviewed with care.
Book a script review before you run out. Your GP checks your medicine is still right for you, and sends your eScript straight to your phone. GP consultations are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card.
eScripts by SMS or email
Bulk billed GP consults
How repeat scripts work.
Scripts need a consultation so your GP can check your medicine is still safe and right for you.
Why a consult is needed
A script is a clinical decision. Regular reviews help your GP pick up side effects, interactions or changes in your health, and keep your treatment working for you.
Book a consult, or ask about telehealth, at least a week before your medicine or repeats run out.
Your GP checks how the medicine is working, side effects, interactions, and any tests that are due.
Most scripts are electronic. You receive a token by SMS or email, or your script can be added to your Active Script List.
Show your token, or let the pharmacist access your Active Script List, to have it dispensed.
How much medicine do you have left?
Move the slider to the number of days of medicine you have left.
Electronic prescriptions
Tokens: an eScript is sent to you as a QR code token by SMS or email. Keep the message, as each token is used once.
Active Script List: ask your pharmacist to set one up so your scripts are stored securely and can be accessed by participating pharmacies with your consent.
Paper scripts: still available if you prefer.
Ready when you are
Book a script review.
Book online with HotDoc in under a minute, any time, or call reception on (07) 4527 1070, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Bulk billed GP consults for eligible patientsFemale and male GPsNew patients welcome
Good to know.
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Most PBS scripts can be dispensed, with any repeats, within 12 months of being written. Some medicines have different rules.
For some PBS medicines for stable, ongoing conditions, your GP may prescribe 60 days of medicine at a time. Your GP will let you know if this suits your medicine.
Some medicines, such as strong pain relief and some ADHD medicines, have extra legal requirements in Queensland, including monitoring through QScript. Your GP will explain what applies to you.
If you take several medicines, your GP may suggest a medication review with a pharmacist, including a Home Medicines Review for eligible patients.
Bring a list of everything you take, including vitamins, supplements and over-the-counter medicines.
If you are new to the practice, bring your current medicines or a list from your previous GP or pharmacist, so your new GP can review them safely.
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More detail on common questions. Open a topic to read more.
Take medicines as prescribed, keep an up-to-date list, and tell your GP about any vitamins, supplements or over-the-counter medicines.
Some medicines need to be reduced slowly. Talk to your GP before stopping or changing any medicine.
Your pharmacist can help with how to take your medicine, side effects and interactions.
Plan scripts well before travel, and carry medicines in original packaging with a letter if needed.
Keep medicines out of reach of children, and return unwanted medicines to a pharmacy for safe disposal.
When to book.
Book an appointment if any of these apply to you.
- Your medicine or repeats are running low
- Your medicine is not working as well as it did
- You have side effects you would like to discuss
- You are taking several medicines and want a review
- You are new and need your scripts continued
- A test is due before your next script
Book your appointment
Book a script review.
Choose your GP and a time that suits on HotDoc, or call reception and we will help you find the right appointment.
Book onlineOr call (07) 4527 1070In an emergency, call 000.
GPs who offer repeat prescriptions.
Choose a GP to see what they offer, then book directly. You can see any of our GPs for a general consult.
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Dr Anum Uzair
MBBS, MRCGP, MCPS
Offers
Repeat prescriptions
Languages: English, Urdu, Punjabi
Dr Rabab Askari
MBBS, MRGP (Int’l South Asia), MRCP (UK Part I and II)
Offers
Repeat prescriptions
Languages: English, Urdu
Dr Sanjay Kumar
MBBS, MRCGP [INT] South Asia
Offers
Repeat prescriptions
Languages: English, Urdu, Sindhi
What it costs.
GP consultations are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card. Script reviews are part of a GP consult. Procedures, medicals, non-NIP vaccines and some forms attract a fee, and reception will confirm the cost before your appointment.
Prescription questions, answered.
Scripts need a consultation so your GP can review your care. Telehealth may be suitable for some script reviews.
GP consultations are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card.
You receive a token by SMS or email to show at the pharmacy, or your script can be added to your Active Script List.
Call reception or check HotDoc straight away, and ask about telehealth. Do not stop important medicines suddenly without advice.
For some PBS medicines for stable conditions, yes. Your GP will tell you if your medicine is eligible.
This page provides general information only and does not replace advice from your GP. In an emergency, call 000.
Never run out.
Book online in a minute, or call reception on (07) 4527 1070. GP consults are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid Medicare card.
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