Maternity Services fees - Section 88

Incisive are expecting a 2.18% increase in the fees for the Primary Maternity Services Amendment Notice 2020.

Whilst the Notice is still in 'Draft' mode on the Ministry of Health's website, it is meant to be commenced on the 1st July so if you are wanting to start claiming using the fee schedule included in the Notice, please get in touch with the Incisive Helpdesk so we are able to provide you with the necessary

To fully satisfy the requirements from the Ministry of Health for the ability to email unsigned prescriptions to the pharmacy, you need to include the following waiver statement on the prescription:

"This Prescription meets the requirement of the Director-General of Health’s waiver of March 2020 for prescriptions not signed personally by a prescriber with their usual signature."

For more information on the equipments see:

This article provides you with a short-term work-around to allow you to email prescriptions from SPM, while the full electronic prescribing module is completed and approved for integration with the Connected Health network.  As we only provide software for specialists we were not included in correspondence to GP software providers relating to the Electronic Prescription Service.

As you may be aware, the Ministry of Health has provided a temporary exemption to allow doctors to email

We have had a number of queries from clients wanting to change the text of their SMS Messages due to COVID-19, or to be able to send additional messages.  In response to this we have prepared the following:

Automated Appointment Reminder Messages

The text for the automated appointment reminder messages are linked to the Appointment Session.  To modify these:

1. Setup – Appointments – Session Types.
2. Highlight the relevant session type and select Edit (the sessions with SMS Messages

The Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment (MBIE) are warning of phishing emails that are pretending to be sent from MBIE.

Quoting from MBIE's website:

"The phishing emails use MBIE branding and currently include ‘Complaint Case’ at the beginning of the subject line. They encourage the recipient to open an attached PDF. When this document is opened, the malicious software is downloaded onto the recipient's computer."