Private prescriptions issue could have cost Jersey taxpayers millions
Anonymous sources in Jersey's health sector say an issue in not charging private patients for prescriptions has gone on for decades.
Anonymous sources in Jersey's health sector say an issue in not charging private patients for prescriptions has gone on for decades.
Jersey's new prescription system has discovered that some private patients are currently receiving high-cost medications for free, which is against the law.
Guernsey doctors have been told to stop or reduce the prescription of lidocaine plasters, which are often used to treat nerve pain after a shingles infection.