Receiving the Prescription Order

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Formula for Patient Safety Outline

A. Receiving the Prescription Order

B. Preparing the Medication
1. Robotic Filling
2. Manual Filling
3. Telepharmacy
4. Robotic Unit-of-use Dispensing

C. Checking the Prescription

D. Medication Dispensing
1. Pick-up
2. Delivery

E. Inventory & Medication Tracking

F. Miscellaneous

A. Receiving the Prescription Order

Pharmacy staff scans each prescription via the Script Scanner. Then, SP Central Workflow System stores an electronic image of the hard-copy prescription so that it may be referred to for accuracy throughout the filling process. This image also facilitates on-screen verification by the pharmacist.

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