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		<title>eFax, oh how I love thee</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My pharmacy chain just got the ability to eFax, or electronically request prescription refills. Up until now, we&#8217;ve had to print out a refill request form, put it on the fax machine (or in the case where we don&#8217;t have a fax number, call the doctor&#8217;s office), type in the number, and hope it goes [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My pharmacy chain just got the ability to eFax, or electronically request prescription refills. Up until now, we&#8217;ve had to print out a refill request form, put it on the fax machine (or in the case where we don&#8217;t have a fax number, call the doctor&#8217;s office), type in the number, and hope it goes through. (This is especially annoying because if it doesn&#8217;t go through the first time, our machine re-dials the last <em>successfully</em> dialed fax number.)</p>
<p>So what does this really mean? Well now, all I have to do is press (let me count them, 1, 2&#8230;) 5 keys, and a request is automatically send to the doctor&#8217;s office, either by fax or by SureScript (basically a secure email). A paper record automatically prints out, so we have a way of keeping track of requests we&#8217;ve made.</p>
<p>I haven&#8217;t played with all of the features yet, but I did manage to figure out how to put a note on one, specifically requesting a new rx with a reported increase in dose on a kid&#8217;s Pepcid rx. Let&#8217;s see how well it actually works.</p>
<p>One thing I don&#8217;t like is that on the faxed version, which the doctor has to manually fax back to us, the &#8220;refills&#8221; field doesn&#8217;t make it clear whether the doctor is authorizing say, 2 total refills, or this refill plus 2 (for a total of 3) like the old way does.</p>
<p>Oh well, I guess we&#8217;ll see how well it works. My hopes are high, so chances are, I&#8217;ll be disappointed.</p>
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