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Web 3.0 would probably promote even more loss of privacy. Not that you have to put it out there, but if you do.... #hsop2012

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No thank you to the RFID. Positive: find lost kids/elderly, detect health issues. Negatives: too many to list #hsop2012

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I worked with a Parata, and I know there are TONS of pills all over the floor. Wouldn't this throw off CS counts and/or cost $ #hsop2012

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@12au24 touche #justhadmyOSCE

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@12au24 I would think that it would be a better practice to check it immediately prior to delivery to the patient not 5 steps b4 #hsop2012

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so, is there a check by the pharmacist upon dispensing? If not, it's like letting techs dispense from CVS by scanning a barcode. #hsop2012

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@12au98 There are lots of different types of robots. I worked for an independent who had a Kirby. It was VERY handy for large qty #hsop2012

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@09au740 Agree. You have a "system" for yourself and incorrect info may be overlooked when enter eRX i.e. days supply #hsop2012

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@12au102 People drops scripts off and Drs call in Rx all the time that are never picked up. They are returned to stock. #hsop2012

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@12au25 @12au135 @12au143 and we all know how strictly HIPAA is ACTUALLY followed. #it'snot. #hsop2012

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Clinical data aggregations sounds good in theory, but are patients going to be willing to forego even more privacy issues? #hsop2012