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@15au0004 While that is a good idea, it can also be very dangerous! #HSOP2015

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@15au0113 Instead of refilling "all of a patient's medications," we should ask "What and why?" #HSOP2015 #EducationIsKey

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@15au0069 What about areas that have limited access to healthcare providers? #HSOP2015

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@15au0106 I disagree. Professional judgement supersedes a computer generated alert, and computers aren't capable of that. Yet #HSOP2015

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@15au0097 Biomedical Engineering, a relatively new field, is closing the gap between medicine and engineering #HSOP2015

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@15au0003 Cool concept, especially for remote, rural areas that do not have access to modern healthcare! #HSOP2015

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Walmart has an automated reminder service, but I feel that patients prefer human interaction vs. a robot calling #HSOP2015

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@15au0100 Adam's Drugs in Wetumpka has a Kirby, but is rarely used due to inaccuracies and constant cleaning! #HSOP2015

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After attending four years of school to become drug experts, we should never assume anything! #HSOP2015

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@15au0105 MTM services are a step in the right direction, but a universal database would be more efficient! #HSOP2015

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Although expensive, I think redesigning the healthcare infrastructure would eventually save more money in the long run #HSOP2015

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@15au0118 Adam's drugs?

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Had a patient who had 2 acid reflux medications at two different pharmacies. A universal EHR would have come in handy #HSOP2015

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I plan to use informatics in future practice to reduce patient medication errors #HSOP2015

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The most interesting (least boring) topic this year was about the complexity of the US healthcare system #HSOP2015