
- July 2019 Gastrointestinal Issues
- Volume 85
- Issue 7
Pet Peeves (July 2019)
What's bothering you in the pharmacy?
Jagged Little Pill Bottles
I absolutely HATE when coworkers open a new bottle of medication, punch a hole in the foil seal, count out part of it, leave the jagged foil pieces, and recap and reshelve it.
Urgent Expectation
A patient comes in just after visiting an urgent care, expecting the prescription to be ready.
Missed Opportunity
It drives me crazy when a patient comes in to pick up a prescription for a chronic renewed opioid, and they are asked to sign a pad to document "I decline counseling."
Buyer Beware
There is very little regulation regarding the preparation or standardization of herbal remedies, as they are considered dietary supplements.
What's Bothering You?
Bossy patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-through demands? We want to know! Send your pet peeves to cmollison@pharmacytimes.com. We’ll share them here and online.
Articles in this issue
about 6 years ago
Pharmacy Law: Pharmacist and Assistant Are Indicted on Chargesabout 6 years ago
Reporting and Second-Order Problem Solving Are Criticalabout 6 years ago
Norovirus Presents Patient Care Obstaclesabout 6 years ago
Highlights From the Cardinal Health Retail Business Conference 2019about 6 years ago
OTC Case Studies: Stomach Issuesabout 6 years ago
Counsel Patients About the Symptoms of Celiac Diseaseabout 6 years ago
Consider Interactions With Analgesics When Treating Neuropathiesabout 6 years ago
Case Studies (July 2019)Newsletter
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