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@15au0019 I agree. There also needs to be a first fill opportunity with an actual pharmacist before the script is ATM eligible. #HSOP2015

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@15au0117 I think this would just open up the career to focus on our drug knowledge rather than our fill potential. #HSOP2015

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@15au0036 @15au0055 I agree. I see patient dissatisfaction on a daily basis when they come in b/c of a call and nothing is ready. #HSOP2015

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@15au0011 @15au0058 In the same breath, how accurate are people in general? I would guess less than a robot. #HSOP2015

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@15au0062 At my pharmacy, if the computer goes down, there is no plan B. We've definitely sent pt's across the street before. #HSOP2015

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@15au0120 The same could be said for the trays we use for counting pills. How often do they really get wiped down a day? #HSOP2015

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In this age of technology there is no reason for illegible scripts. CPOE and eRx is the solution. #HSOP2015

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@15au0062 and save themselves some money by decreasing readmission due to said medication errors. #HSOP2015

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@15au0103 At my pharmacy, the next button and the bypass patient note button are the same. Easy mistake to make when you're busy. #HSOP2015

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I've seen Dr's click the wrong drop-down menu option for eRx's. Are we just trading illegible scripts for computer user error? #HSOP2015

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#HSOP2015 I will use what I learned in this class to reduce systematic errors in my pharmacy.

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#HSOP2015 I enjoyed learning about the pharmacists role in emergency preparedness.