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Aleonysh [2.5K]
2 years ago
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Requisitioning an OTC item to use for script fulfillment included

Business
1 answer:
Nina [5.8K]2 years ago
8 0

Requisitioning an OTC item to use for script fulfillment included is scanning the price barcode in the QT exception screen.

For the fulfillment of medication requests corresponding to included medication units, a system and accompanying technique are offered.

A patient care provider may receive decision data from requisition fulfillment logic to aid in choosing one of a variety of fulfillment venues to fill a specific drug demand.

A requisition router may direct the pharmaceutical request to a particular fulfillment site among the many options.

In respect to the related medication requisitions that they have completed, the fulfillment sites may provide medication requisition metadata (such as information about the preparation and handling of medicine units) to a medication requisition database.

Therefore, scanning the price barcode in the QT exception screen. is the answer.

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