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@16au064 Most definitely! Interoperability could prevent unnecessary refills, medications, etc. #HSOP2016

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@16au041 I think just making sure patients know their information is confidential & make sure they know how this would help them. #HSOP2016

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@16au110 @16au133 I have also worked with a pharmacist that had trouble adapting with new technology #HSOP2016

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@16au088 I agree. Had this problem multiple times on my rotations this past summer. #HSOP2016

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@16au118 I would think so & if someone is waiting in line to use it, they would be able to see what meds that are picking up #HSOP2016

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@16au003 I agree. And personal patient interaction is what most of us pride ourselves for. #NotAFan #HSOP2016

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@16au076 YES! Especially when the medication they just described fits the description of half the meds they are taking.. #HSOP2016

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@16au098 I wouldn't think so. Just like techs need to be checked by pharmacists, automation devices need to be checked as well #HSOP2016

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@16au003 I think if people live right on a state line and they are a regular customer it's fine but other than that I would say no #HSOP2016

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@16au062 I would say about 60/40 with more eRxs where I have worked. #HSOP2016

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I would like to see more healthcare professionals working together by using informatics to enhance their patient's care. #HSOP2016

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The topic I found most interesting was learning about Medicare and Medicaid and differentiating the two and the different types. #HSOP2016