A patient presented a prescription to the pharmacy for Oxycontin 10 mg, #60, 1 tablet bid. The
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A patient presented a prescription to the pharmacy for Oxycontin 10 mg, #60, 1 tablet bid. The patient had no insurance and told the pharmacist that she could only afford to pay for 20 tablets presently but would come back in 5 or 6 days with enough money to pay for the balance. What should the pharmacist do in this situation? Is this a valid reason for a partial fill? Does the balance of the prescription have to be dispensed to the patient within a certain time? What is in the best interest of the patient?
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Pharmacy Practice And The Law
ISBN: 9781284154979
9th Edition
Authors: Richard R. Abood, Kimberly A. Burns
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