
- May 2017 Skin & Eye Health
- Volume 83
- Issue 5
Pet Peeves (May 2017)
Read about circular calls, patient excuses, and more pet peeves.
FAIR-WEATHER PHARMACY PATIENTS
When patients constantly remind me of what a beautiful day it is while I’m inside the pharmacy for a 12-hour shift.
CIRCULAR CALLS
Calls with insurance companies in which 2 representatives redirect me back and forth to each other.
NEVER MIND
When we rush to fill a large order of prescriptions for a patient who wishes to wait, only for the patient to tell us they’ll go somewhere else after we tell them the price.
THE USUAL EXCUSES
Patients who ask me to refill a controlled medication because their pills were supposedly stolen, but then refuse to show me a police report. Nothing suspicious there!
Articles in this issue
over 8 years ago
Can You Read These Rxs? (May 2017)over 8 years ago
Case Studies (May 2017)over 8 years ago
Generic Product News (May 2017)over 8 years ago
FDA Report Recaps Progress, Goals in Generic Drug Approvalsover 8 years ago
Children Face Greatest Risk of Sport-Related Eye Injuriesover 8 years ago
LASIK Poses Lower Risk of Infection Than Contactsover 8 years ago
Sodium Intake Remains High Among Hypertension PatientsNewsletter
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