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pht 101 c3p5

chapter 3 part 5

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The Medication Label Information includes patient’s name, date rx was filled, prescriber’s name, Signa, date rx expires, and number of refills.
Patients should read the information provided with OTC drugs to understand their action, interactions, cautions, and possible side effects
With noncompliance, patients do not comply with medication program due to Side effects, Failure to understand the disease, Confusion caused by cognitive impairment or regimen complexity, Forgetfulness, Technicians play a critical role in medication safety, & Pharmacists rely on technicians to screen for errors
Technicians must Verify address, date of birth, phone numbers, allergies, conditions such as pregnancy, Make sure patient is offered counseling from pharmacist
E-Prescribing reduces errors and improves patient safety by Eliminating illegible prescriptions, Automatically checking for allergies, interactions, dosing errors, & therapeutic duplications
With the medicare Modernization Act (MMA) in 2009, drug plans participating in Medicare D must be consistent with E-prescribing standards
For prescribers to file for Medicaid reimbursement, must use tamper-resistant pads for written prescriptions
If the tamper-resistant pads are not used, technician must call and verify the prescription
Techs must document on the Rx with the date and time called, names of person who verified it, and technician’s initials
National Patient Safety Goals are to make sure that pharmacies share information from patient profiles
The sharing of profile information between pharmacies is a process is called medication reconciliation
Technicians will play a major role in making these transitions safer
E-prescribing process which allows a prescriber’s computer system to talk to the pharmacy’s computer system and the medication order/prescription is transmitted to the pharmacy
medication reconciliation the providing of a complete and accurate drug profile to each health care provider who cares for a patient
Created by: moekah
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