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Internet serves as a double-edged sword; information is readily available but people become "experts" after reading one article #HSOP2015

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To me, the main barrier for EHR is going to be patient concerns over security and privacy #HSOP2015

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My main concern with automation and technology is what happens when the power goes down? #HSOP2015

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Clinical surveillance seems like a great way to save time so that you can focus on more pressing issues during the workday #HSOP2015

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ScriptCenters dispensing/selling things other than meds diminish the caution that should be taken with all medications #HSOP2015

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@15au0058 I would say they are accurate and useful, but as with any type of technology, they are never 100% reliable #HSOP2015

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Automation is a great answer to when people ask "What does a pharmacist do besides count pills?" #thereismoretoyourpharmacist #HSOP2015

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1st experience w/ automation during rotation: 3 PharmD, 5 techs, and 2 cash registers + machine and patients still waiting #HSOP2015

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While the shift to automated/electronic prescribing is beneficial, it opens up doors for a different set of errors to occur #HSOP2015

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By cutting down on preventable ADEs, HCPs can spend less time on deciphering the order and more time with the patient #HSOP2015

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With meds being the most common form of medical intervention, it makes our job even more vital in ensuring proper use #HSOP2015

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Informatics would be applicable to my practice by making all pertinent patient information readily accessible in the pharmacy #HSOP2015

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The most interesting thing this semester was the emergency preparedness #HSOP2015 #zombieapocalypse