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Which one do you think causes more problems in a pharmacy: misinterpretation of doctor handwriting or computer problems? #hsop2015

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@15au0021 I agree. Especially with new prescriptions that have important information the pt needs to about. #hsop2015

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@15au0072 That's true. But just knowing the most common would be helpful and then learn one's specific to your pharmacy as you go #hosp2015

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I like how most of the automatic dispensing machines have built in safety precautions like barcode scan and fingerprints of access #hsop2015

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I enjoyed learning how to use the ScriptPro at the hospital I did my summer rotation at. I think robotics is up and coming! #hsop2015

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@15au0105 @15au0072 I agree with techs knowing abbreviations/sigs. It would definitely help with more efficient data entry #hsop2015

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@15au0043 @15au0027 I think Fitbit is great because having the device on you lets you track activity and motivates you to do more #hsop2015

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@15au0136 For smaller amounts I found it easier to count by hand, but for large numbers like 180 or 270, counters are much faster #hsop2015

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I like how the NCPDP is a standard just for pharmacy. It shows that what goes on in pharmacy is important. #hsop2015

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@15au0097 It will increase efficiency and standardize filling prescriptions, but only if unnecessary computer errors are fixed #hsop2015

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@15au0085 @15au0063 @15au0084 I think drive-thrus are great but pts should still remember it takes time to fill a prescription. #hsop2015

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Informatics will be used in pharmacy by having automatic filling in hospitals to free up pharmacists to do more clinical tasks #HSOP2015

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Learning about Medicare and Medicaid and how they are changing in the coming years was an interesting topic this semester. #HSOP2015