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It is the same in the US. The problem currently is the volume retail pharmacists (not hospital pharmacists) are asked to fill - it is harder to have time for in
by shigawire 4y ago
It is the same in the US. The problem currently is the volume retail pharmacists (not hospital pharmacists) are asked to fill - it is harder to have time for interventions.
I think most pharmacists would welcome the chance to count fewer pills and apply their PharmD skills.
- sfvegandude 4y agoSo pre-record the instructions for taking the medicine in English / Spanish / Mandarin etc, stick ‘em in one of those booths like they have at the porn store and call it a day.
- zarzavat 4y agoIn the UK the vast majority of medications come in blister packs corresponding to a typical dose. So pharmacists are not counting individual pills, only trays. This seems like an obvious thing that the US could adopt.