Now that getting online GP prescriptions has been made easier on the Get Sick Cert platform, it can only work for good when there is a substantial system to avoid the risks of drug abuse and promote secure approaches to digital healthcare. In today’s episode, we look into the types of drugs and methods of obtaining GP prescriptions online at Get Sick Cert and other such telehealth platforms in Ireland.

Get Sick Cert offers online GP consultations and prescription drugs for a variety of concerns, like asthma, eczema, birth control, allergies, and hay fever. The basic process to get the prescription drugs involves filling out an online medical questionnaire form and connecting with doctors who review your case and decide what is appropriate.

It all starts with a human approach. The Get Sick Cert platform broadly uses a computerised mechanism to fill out an online medical questionnaire. But it is combined with a human-level review process where real Irish-registered doctors examine the answers and overall behaviour of the patient. Sometimes a phone call or face-to-face video call is involved to make sure that the patient is reporting a genuine health issue.

Trusted resources are shaped for betterment when registered doctors are on the other end. All doctors associated with Get Sick Cert are registered with the Medical Council of Ireland. The team makes an immense effort to provide the most convenient and conscientious healthcare services, ensuring the well-being of our valued patients. Get Sick Cert even approves a full refund in the case the prescription request is turned down by a doctor. With the key changes, getting GP prescriptions online could be the fastest and most convenient mode of healthcare.