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@15au0071 @15au0073 Absolutely. We go to school too long and learn way too much valuable information to just push pills all day #HSOP2015

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@15au0007 I would be interested to see what % of the elderly actually do know how to use a smart phone or any apps associated #HSOP2015

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@15au0086 @15au0031 There were a couple times during my rotation when a patient's e-script never came through. Very frustrating...#HSOP2015

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@15au0140 @15au0113 Patients not understanding what medications they are taking also creates a much higher risk of ADRs/DIs #HSOP2015

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@15au0109 Medication makes them better and we are the drug experts. I see no reason why pharmacists shouldn't have full access #HSOP2015

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@15au0133 I agree. I Had the opportunity to work with escripts this summer and I think it's a huge step forward for healthcare #HSOP2015

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@15au0030 @15au0063 @15au0100 I also had the opportunity to use them on my summer rotation. Every pharmacy should have them! #HSOP2015

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Clinical surveillance rules really do seem like a fantastic way to minimize medication errors #HSOP2015

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@15au0006 Ironic how they are designed to improve efficiency and decrease errors, but when they mess up it's much more problematic #HSOP2015

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@15au0021 I agree, though I must admit I could see their use being much more practical for refills vs. a new Rx #HSOP2015

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@15au0147 @15au0094 How many prescriptions on average do they fill per day? That would be difficult to do in a busy pharmacy. #HSOP2015

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@15au0043 @15au0036 Also factor in that a robot can't answer the telephone, provide patient counseling, etc. #HSOP2015