If a prescription isn’t hand-printed, typed or electronically generated, it can’t be filled:
Robertson said random samples of 6,000 prescriptions were collected throughout the state with help from the state’s Board of Pharmacy. When pharmacists, physician assistants and others tested the samples, they found 24 percent to 32 percent illegible.
(via medmusings)







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