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Kaugmüügi Aruande NÄIDIS Kaugmüügi aruande NÄIDIS Näidis üldapteegi aruandesse lisanduvatest lahtritest kui apteegil on ka ravimite kaugmüügi õigus Valged ruudud on täidetavad, hallid ruudud arvutatakse automaatselt KAUGMÜÜGI KÄIVE Kaugmüügi käive kokku ravimid + kogu muu väljastatud kaup KAUGMÜÜGIL VÄLJASTATUD RAVIMITE KÄIVE KOKKU käsimüügiravimite+retseptiravimite käive (kaasa arvatud seeriaviisiliselt ja ekstemporaalselt valmistatud ravimite käive)+veterinaarseks kasutamiseks väljastatud ravimite käive 1. käsimüügiravimite käive (inimestel kasutamiseks väljastatud ravimite käive) 2. retseptiravimite käive (inimestel kasutamiseks väljastatud retseptiravimite käive) 3. teise Euroopa Majanduspiirkonna liikmesriiki väljastatud ravimite käive 3. veterinaarravimite käive (veterinaarseks kasutamiseks väljastatud ravimite käive) KAUGMÜÜGIL SOODUSTUSEGA VÄLJASTATUD RAVIMITE KÄIVE Soodustusega väljastatud ravimid kokku patsiendi poolt tasutud osa haigekassa poolt tasutud osa KAUGMÜÜGIL VÄLJASTATUD INIMESTELE KASUTAMISEKS MÕELDUD RAVIMITE KÄIBE JAOTUS Harju maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Keila, Loksa, Maardu, Paldiski, Saue, Tallinn); vallasised linnad (Kehra) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Keila, Loksa, Maardu, Paldiski, Saue, Tallinn); vallasised linnad (Kehra) vallad Hiiu maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Kärdla) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Kärdla) vallad Ida–Viru maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Kiviõli, Kohtla–Järve, Narva, Narva-Jõesuu, Püssi, Sillamäe); vallasisesed linnad (Jõhvi) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Kiviõli, Kohtla–Järve, Narva, Narva-Jõesuu, Püssi, Sillamäe); vallasisesed linnad (Jõhvi) vallad Jõgeva maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Jõgeva, Mustvee, Põltsamaa) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Jõgeva, Mustvee, Põltsamaa) vallad Järva maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Paide); vallasisesed linnad (Türi) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Paide); vallasisesed linnad (Türi) vallad Lääne maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Haapsalu); vallasisesed linnad (Lihula) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Haapsalu); vallasisesed linnad (Lihula) vallad Lääne–Viru maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Kunda, Rakvere); vallasisesed linnad (Tamsalu, Tapa) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Kunda, Rakvere); vallasisesed linnad (Tamsalu, Tapa) vallad Põlva maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Põlva); vallasisesed linnad (Räpina) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Põlva); vallasisesed linnad (Räpina) vallad Pärnu maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Pärnu, Sindi); vallasisesed linnad (Kilingi-Nõmme) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Pärnu, Sindi); vallasisesed linnad (Kilingi-Nõmme) vallad Rapla maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive vallasised linnad (Rapla) vallad Retseptiravimite käive vallasised linnad (Rapla) vallad Saare maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Kuressaare) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Kuressaare) vallad Tartu maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Elva, Kallaste, Tartu) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Elva, Kallaste, Tartu) vallad Valga maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Tõrva, Valga); vallasisesed linnad (Otepää) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Tõrva, Valga); vallasisesed linnad (Otepää) vallad Viljandi maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Mõisaküla, Viljandi, Võhma); vallasisesed linnad (Abja- Paluoja, Karksi-Nuia, Suure-Jaani) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Mõisaküla, Viljandi, Võhma); vallasisesed linnad (Abja- Paluoja, Karksi-Nuia, Suure-Jaani) vallad Võru maakond Käsimüügiravimite käive linnad (Võru); vallasisesed linnad (Antsla) vallad Retseptiravimite käive linnad (Võru); vallasisesed linnad (Antsla) vallad KAUGMÜÜGI RETSEPTIDE ARV Apteegis käideldud retseptide koguarv soodustusega retseptide koguarv soodustuseta retseptide koguarv ekstemporaalsete ravimite retseptide koguarv KAUGMÜÜGIL VÄLJASTATUD SAADETISTE ARV KOKKU Saadetiste arv kokku KAUGMÜÜGIL VÄLJASTATUD SAADETISTE KÄTTETOIMETAMISTASU KOKKU Kättetoimetamistasu kokku.
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