
- April 2013 Allergy & Asthma
- Volume 79
- Issue 4
Pet Peeves
Lost in the Ether.
I hate it when e-scripts just get lost in space. Then the doctor has to be called, and now everyone is upset.
Hmm, This Looks Familiar.
The worst thing ever is when I call and leave a message regarding a mistake on an eRx, they say they will call back but instead just send the exact same eRx again a few hours later. Deja vu?
Price Check.
I get a call at my independent pharmacy from a customer who is at a major chain pharmacy and asks me what cold medicine to buy because it is cheaper there!
Repeat Performance.
You call a PBM help desk and enter all of the information requested and when you eventually get a live person, they ask for it again.
Who, What, Where?
I hate when I get an e-script with errors and when I call the number on the script it turns out it’s for the wrong office.
Articles in this issue
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Pharmacy Law: What's in a Name? A Potential Lawsuit!over 12 years ago
Obese Mothers Face Elevated Risk of Heart Attack, Strokeover 12 years ago
Average Caloric Intake in the United States Declinesover 12 years ago
Asthma Plus Three: Aspirin-Exacerbated Respiratory Diseaseover 12 years ago
Poll Reveals Parents' Blind Spots Regarding Kids' Weightover 12 years ago
TS: A Quiet Stormover 12 years ago
Examining the Risk of Pulmonary Embolism in Patients with Asthmaover 12 years ago
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