Fine-tuning 1-Write Prescription Form
Even small modifications to verbiage, sentence structure streamline process
I would like to make a further comment on the 1-Write Prescription Form which I wrote about in last month's issue of Dermatology Times (p. 84).
As one uses the various forms, one has to be flexible and occasionally modify sentence structure or verbiage to appease the various pharmacologic institutions.
To date, I have found ways to circumvent various attempts to complicate the system.
He felt that under the present state laws that I would have to continue writing two scripts ( one for mail-away, and one for that initial one - month supply via the local pharmacist ). I responded by stating that pharmacists can always take prescription orders by phone (which he concurred). Thus, to satisfy his needs ( and my needs to make this a 1 - Write Form ), I now have rewritten the statement to read, " If asked, a pharmacist can Xerox a copy of this prescription and give up to a one - month supply ( or can call my office for such verification )."
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