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allochka39001 [22]
2 years ago
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Putting a prescription on file allows the prescription to be filled electronically and a ) charges the insurance company , but d

oesn't fill the order . b ) charges the insurance company , but sends the filled prescription to the patient's physician . c ) charges the insurance company , fills the order , but holds it until needed . d ) doesn't charge the insurance company or fill the order .
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1 answer:
kumpel [21]2 years ago
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Putting a prescription on file allows the prescription to be filled electronically and sets the insurance company , but sends the filled prescription to the patient's physician.

<h3>What is the process of filling a prescription?</h3>

The prescription fill process has five detailed steps. They include input & initial check, therapeutic check, preparation, technical review and supply and educate. These focus on an objective and precise prescription filling process that is safe and legal for both the client and the pharmacist.

<h3>What is the main advantage of an electronic prescription?</h3>

E-prescribing also helps to make patient care more efficient. It simplifies the process of getting the medication to the pharmacy, dispensing the medication, and getting refills. Because the patient is not given a hard copy of the medication, the possibility for losing the prescription is eliminated.

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