View your Permits

If you are a prescriber, you can view all of your monitored drug permits; read related correspondence; and click through to the related patient profile.

Your permits list

From the navigation menu, select Permits.

The Permits screen is displayed, and lists all of your permits in SafeScript.

You can sort and filter the list to narrow it down.

Column Details
Last Updated The date at which the permit in SafeScript was last updated. By default, the most recently updated permits are at the top of the list.
Permit Type

The type of permit. This will be one of the following:

  • Blanket Warrant
  • Client-Related Warrant
  • Minimal Supervision Permit
  • Pharmacotherapy Permit
  • S34 Permit to Prescribe
  • S34D Notification
Patient The name of the patient related to the permit (if relevant).
Status

The current status of the permit. For example:

  • Active
  • Expired
  • Pending
  • Rejected
Start Date The treatment start date of the permit.
Expiry Date The expiry date of the permit.
Drugs Any drugs specified in the permit.
Correspondence

Click to expand this row and show the items of correspondence associated with this permit. Then, click an item of correspondence to view it as a PDF file.

View a permit in detail

  1. In your permits list, find the permit you want to view.

  2. Click the permit.

    The Permit Details screen is displayed.

    The sections and fields that are displayed change depending on the Permit Type and on the specific data included in the permit. This example shows a permit of the type S34 Permit to Prescribe.

Different Parts of the Permit

  1. Permit The high-level details of the permit; including its status, type, and relevant dates.
  2. Prescriber The name and contact details of the prescriber to whom the permit was issued.
  3. Patient The name and contact details of the patient for whom the permit was issued.

    The patient's address details on the permit may not match their address as recorded in SafeScript.

  4. Drugs Each of the drugs recorded on the permit, along with its presentation, start dose, and frequency.
  5. Correspondence A link to any correspondence documents related to the permit.

    This section is only displayed if you are the prescriber to whom the permit was issued.