When is a script not a script?

Megan Haggan 27/03/2023

A pharmacist spotted several significant errors in an off-label script for ketamine, which the prescriber then tried to claim was not really a script at all The Health Care Complaints Commission has issued a statement about a Sydney psychiatrist who it alleged wrote an inappropriate script for one patient, and provided inappropriate care for another,

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When is a script not a script?

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