
- November 2016 Cough, Cold, & Flu
- Volume 82
- Issue 11
Pet Peeves (November 2016)
Read about cellphone users, electronically prescribed narcotics, and other pet peeves.
ILLUSTRATION BY KIRSTIE BELLE DIONGZON
Cellphone Use. It got so bad at my pharmacy, we posted signs prohibiting it.
Rx Pics. Patients will show us a product image on their phone and ask where they can find it, but it requires a prescription.
Dr. Google. Enough said.
E-Scripted Narcotics. Physicians send the e-scripts early, so we have to schedule them. No matter how careful we are, something always gets misplaced. And, ironically, they create a lot of paper!
What’s bothering you? Bossy patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-thrus? Pharmacy Times wants to know. Send your pet peeves to PetPeeves@pharmacytimes.com. We’ll add them to our ongoing published list. Share your Pet Peeves with Pharmacy Times today!
Articles in this issue
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Growing Gains, Not Painsalmost 9 years ago
When The Advisory Board Company Speaks, Important People Listenalmost 9 years ago
Proper Use of OTC Cough Medications: Back to the Basicsalmost 9 years ago
OTC Product News (November 2016)almost 9 years ago
Self-Care for Cough, Cold, and Flualmost 9 years ago
Pneumococcal Disease: Changing Under the Pressure of Vaccinationalmost 9 years ago
Rx Product News (November 2016)almost 9 years ago
Xtampza ERalmost 9 years ago
Can We Trust Drug Interaction Research?almost 9 years ago
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