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Free prescriptions (cucumber)
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| #http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/Healthcosts/Pages/Prescriptioncosts.aspx | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When their age is >= 60 | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| And their age is < 16 | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When their age is >= 16 and <= 18 and they are in full-time education | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they are pregnant | |
| And have a valid MedEx certificate | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they have had a baby in the past 12 months | |
| And have a valid MedEx certificate | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they have a specified medical condition | |
| And they have a valid MedEx certificate | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they have a continuing physical disability that prevents them from going out without help from another person | |
| And they have a valid MedEx certificate | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they have a War Pension exemption certificate | |
| And the prescription is for their accepted disability | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they are an inpatient | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they or their partner have an NHS tax credit exemption certificate | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they or their partner have a valid HC2 certificate | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they or their partner receive the benefit "Income Support" | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they or their partner receive the "Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance" benefit | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they or their partner receive the "Income-related Employment and Support Allowance" benefit | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they or their partner receive the "Pension Credit Guarantee Credit" benefit | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they or their partner receive the "Universal Credit" benefit | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they live permanently in a care home | |
| And hold savings, investments or property (not counting the place where they live) of £23,250 or less | |
| And their income is <= their requirements, or greater by no more than half the current English prescription charge | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 | |
| Given a user is dispensed a prescription | |
| When they do not live permanently in a care home | |
| And hold savings, investments or property (not counting the place where they live) of £16,000 or less | |
| And their income is <= their requirements, or greater by no more than half the current English prescription charge | |
| Then the prescription cost should be 0 |
runnable version from @rgarner https://github.com/rgarner/code-driven-policy
looking at the prescription url it mentions MatEx (not MedEx) for pregnancy/recent baby (i don't know enough to know if MatEx and MedEx are the same thing) ...
Given a user is dispensed a prescription
When they are pregnant
And have a valid MedEx certificate
Then the prescription cost should be 0
Given a user is dispensed a prescription
When they have had a baby in the past 12 months
And have a valid MedEx certificate
Then the prescription cost should be 0
clearer version by @tomstuart https://gist.github.com/tomstuart/7249ad30e56c45d227da
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Updated thanks to @dracos https://gist.github.com/dracos/171109ff71e7756e3046/revisions