|Articles|January 30, 2018
- January 2018 Oncology
- Volume 84
- Issue 1
Pet Peeves (January 2018)
Read about insurance issues, impatient patients, and more pet peeves.
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The massive number of insurance-related issues we face at the beginning of the year as patients’ plans change.
GESUNDHEIT
When sick patients at the pharmacy counter sneeze without covering their mouths.
OVERNIGHT SERVICE
Patients who come in as soon as we open in the morning to pick up a prescription they called in overnight.
EXPRESS DROP-OFF
When patients drop their prescriptions onto the pharmacy counter and then leave before we can ask any questions.
Impatient patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-thru demands? We want to know! Send your pet peeves to rmarotta@pharmacytimes.com.
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Self-Care for Oncologyover 7 years ago
Oral Contraceptives and St John's Wortalmost 8 years ago
Generic Product News (January 2018)almost 8 years ago
Rx Product News (January 2018)almost 8 years ago
OTC Product News (January 2018)almost 8 years ago
Case Studies (January 2018)almost 8 years ago
Can You Read These Rxs? (January 2018)almost 8 years ago
The Cancer-Diabetes Connectionalmost 8 years ago
Data Management and Oncologyalmost 8 years ago
Cancer Screening: Seeing the Future?Newsletter
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