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Failed Prescription Refills
Prescription refills, transfers, and readiness information frequently fail or miscommunicate, forcing manual workarounds and patient frustration.
In their words
we built tools that integrate directly with the pharmacy management system and make it much easier for prescribers to send us accurate orders
currently processing ~200 rx daily, with a 60-70% unassisted success rate.
Can I legally instruct my staff to tell pharmacy staff to confirm a patient was given the correct Rx, is in our Controlled Substance program, but we are not allowed by our 'company policy' to comment further on details?
So why are you wasting my time by calling again for the same exact info?
The amount of paper that Walgreens wastes from reprinting Rx leaflets every time something needs to be changed is staggering and very antiquated.
I don't know where they expect us to get these people from.
wieso werden immer noch in fast jedem Entlassungsbrief PPI empfohlen?
I have been querying it with the surgery but am being gate kept by the receptionists just saying the doctor says 15mg is fine.
The amount of times I have found strains which work for me only for them to run out of stock for months is literally countless
I'm tired of going to the dispensaries and having to specifically ask for a recent packaged product
Their system automatically fires requests nonstop and we can't stop them.
having doctors expend the opportunity cost of constantly having to tediously call PBS to get an authority script for a commonly used medication
I hoard medications because my insurance will only cover 30 day fills, and often it takes 2-4 days to call enough people for insurance to cover a refill.
If this could be condensed in a loop that is basically get labs done -> pick up prescription, it would both reduce waiting time
Pharmacy staff and patients
Where they talk
- r/pharmacy
- r/WalgreensRx
- r/walmart_RX
- r/Pharmacy_UK
- r/CVS
- r/ausjdocs
- r/medicine
- r/FamilyMedicine
Tools they use today
- Epic
- Connexus
- CVS
- Walgreens app
- cenfill
- CoverMyMeds
- broker APIs
- IC+
Why those fall short
- MAR sometimes states SL, conflicting with correct ODT administration
- no stock visibility, insurance forces distant pharmacy, in-person ID checks
- software won't submit without dx code; providers can't find kwikpen in Epic
- no barcode link to rx number; can't find already printed leaflets
- no way to verify consent; requests keep coming despite refusals
Map of ideas
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