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|Articles|January 10, 2005
Legal Q & A: What responsibilities can be delegated to techs?
Regarding the practice of having pharmacy technicians call for verification/ clarification of prescriptions over illegible drug name, strength, quantity, refills, and directions, I live in Illinois and have worked for an organization that allows this. I am curious to know if the laws were being followed or violated.
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