
Pet Peeves (July 2018)
Read about impatient patients, potty mouths, and more pet peeves.
Patients who get angry and start cursing up a storm when there are young children in the pharmacy.
Extremely Impatient Couponing: When patients bring in manufacturer coupons at pickup rather than drop-off and are then upset when they have to wait a few extra minutes so that we can reprocess their prescriptions.
Brand Disloyalty: Patients who insist on getting a brand name medications but don’t want to pay for them.
Dumb Questions: When a physician or nurse calls the pharmacy to see which medication that same physician recently prescribed for his patient. Isn’t that information in the patient’s chart?
Articles in this issue
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McQuade's Marketplace Pharmacies Carve Out Nicheabout 7 years ago
Drug Diversion in Health Care Facilitiesabout 7 years ago
Point-of-Care Testingabout 7 years ago
Proton Pump Inhibitors: How to Deprescribe These Nutrient Robbersabout 7 years ago
Diarrhea: Causes, Management, and Prevention Strategiesabout 7 years ago
Imvexxyabout 7 years ago
Gastrointestinal Issues: How Brown Bagging Can Bring Clarityabout 7 years ago
Telling True Stores Can Inspire Cultural Changeabout 7 years ago
Myopathy From Colchicine and Statinsabout 7 years ago
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