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When To Call Your Pharmacist

Published on Aug 07, 2018

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

When To Call Your Pharmacist

Presented by: Nicole Rumao, Pharm.D

Objectives

  • Learn pharmacist functions and duties
  • Efficiently triage calls and emails to appropriate teams and stages

Pharmacist Duties

  • Verifying orders in DUR/PV1, PV2, Entry, CRE, Userhold
  • Counseling patients
  • Consulting with prescribers and transcribing medication orders
  • Assisting technicians and peers with questions

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Acronym universe

  • RPH=Pharmacist
  • WFP=Wait for Payment
  • INS=Insurance
  • PCC=Patient Care Coordinator
  • CRE=Clinical Referral Escalation
  • AE=Adverse Event
  • PFS=Patient Financial Services
  • PCS=Patient Care Specialists

DUR/PV1

Entry

Activities

Rx Transfer Notes

PCC Stage

PCC Stage

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Who Owns This Stage

determining when to call a pharmacist

  • Gather information-is the caller requesting a pharmacist, if so, why?
  • Dose Change Consult IF required by state (Pharm 98) in PCC Stage only
  • Initial consultation and patient accepts transfer to Rph (required by site 98)
  • Gocovri initial and 2nd fill calls (Trade Call required by manufacturer)

determining when to contact a pharmacist

  • REMS counseling required: Revlimid, Pomalyst, Thalomid (Celgene drugs), Tracleer, Opsumit females, Letairis FRP

transfer to rph: yes or no?

revlimid patient needs her order in dispense confirmation and counseling

patient needs a transfer to cvs pharmacy

Patient was supposed to get her medication 2 days ago but it just arrived today and she is concerned about the stability.

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Did we receive a patient prescription in images?

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the referral is in intake prep and may need a pa. patient has copay questions.

nurse wants to provide a diagnosis code.

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another pharmacy wants to transfer a prescription in for a brand new patient.

patient no longer wants his order and cannot afford it. it is about to be released from the pcc stage to the order stage.

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fertility patient wants to change the quantity on an order.

patient is dissatisfied, wants his prescription transferred to another competitor.

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patient wants to see if she can pick up her prescription from a local walgreens.

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it is past cutoff time but patient insists she needs her medication tomorrow. she won't miss a dose but is upset.

patient is switching from enbrel to humira and sounds unsure of how to take medicine.

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patient did not receive supplies on last order.

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Patient wants a specific generic manufacturer.

medication is not in stock/order will not drop

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any questions?

thanks for listening! 
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