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Pharmacy Understaffing
Pharmacy staff are overwhelmed by understaffing and inefficient workflows, leaving too little time to safely fill prescriptions and complete daily tasks.
In their words
as a developer they were great ... but when my pharmacy guys started using it, I got entirely opposite feedback
we have to get 1 flu vaccine everyday and 1 rsv vaccine every week. Otherwise, we will get reprimanded.
It takes a couple extra minutes, but it is a courtesy that we should be providing without hesitation.
I recently tired to terminate my technician who has been tardy 15 times and absence 16 times in 6 months.
putting patient consults on refills! takes so much time to have to go to the register every 2 minutes
It is awful took me 4 hours to pass morning medications.
one person cannot physically be in four places at the same time
I had to fill and sell every prescription myself and had lines in drive and up front, as well as the phone ringing off the hook.
We’ve lost so many customers/patients to competitors because our turnaround time is just as slow as the other big name retail stores.
we are consistently closing with 3-4 pages QP due for tomorrow
An A1C test that earns $29 but takes up 30 minutes that easily could have been used to finish 20+ prescriptions that average $12-15 each is not a good use of time.
Single coverage pharmacist are screwed because seems like you can’t get manager things done during normal scheduled hours
Pharmacy staff and pharmacists
Where they talk
- r/WalgreensRx
- r/pharmacy
- r/CVS
- r/walmart_RX
- r/Pharmacy_UK
- r/WalgreensStores
- r/publix
- r/indianstartups
Tools they use today
- IC+
- cenfill
- Epic
- Qt
- Rx/io
- autofill
- Cerner
- Connexus
Why those fall short
- repeated SSO screens, 10-minute logouts, crashes after white screen
- Inventory data often inaccurate; no automatic verification or transfer
- HR blocks enforcement; managers say policy is not applied consistently
- new systems add tasks without reducing workload or staffing
- boards won't update, only three boards, no rotation reminders, not glanceable
Map of ideas
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