A must REPEAT! Re: Need your help! I Have a Scanner! Need Rx's (Dell?)

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Dear All,

Please note that this post by me was orignially posted on

Sun Jul 25, 2004 6:15 pm

And it clearly states that I will remove real pt data and doctors

data from any real scripts.

As a qualified credentialed pharmacy tech instructor in the state of

California, I have access to many scripts that I could use in my

files that are real with pt data and doctor's ID removed. But they

do not have BAD handwriting errors that I am looking for for this

particular tutorial.

Due to HIPAA enforcement last year it is getting harder and harder

for schools to get such prescriptions. Pharmacies worry about

identification. However all the pharmacists or techs need to do is

make a copy and then cut the top clinic/doctor and patient info, cut

off the bottom signature then recopy. Send the recopy to the school

or me.

Time is the real issue here. So making a copy and blackening out

such information and then having the school instructor cut up the

blackened areas works best.

So again if you can get your pharmacist to do this it would be great.

Looking for badly written Rx's that could be read several different

ways, leading to med errors.

Thanks

Jeanetta

> Dear Pharmacy Techs and Pharmacists,

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> I have someone who is a member who has a husband who has a scanner

and knows how to use it!

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> Now I NEED real or fake RX's!!!!! with BAD handwritting !!!!

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> So if you can get some good copies of Rx's with the patient names

and doctor names signatures removed I will be able to use them!!

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> What I will do is be sure that there is NO identifying

information. No pt info, No clinic or doctor info , no DEA or

License info.

> Then I will place them on a paper and ADD FAKE doctors names, FAKE

Pt names FAke information etc.

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> I will make a copy of this 'new fake' rx and snail mail it to my

SCANNER member. The SCANNER member will then place them on a

document that I will prepare for the tutorial.

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> I need about 50 such Rx's.

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> On way that this can be done is to ask your pharmacist about being

a part of this project. He/ or she can make a copy them self of the

script. They then cut off the Doctors signature, info and the clinic

or doctor's offic info and patient info. He or she may also use a

black marker to do this.

> Then make a copy of the altered Rx with the info removed.

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> That is what is sent to me.

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> Then I further alter it by adding fake Clinic or doctors office

info, then I further alter it by adding fake pt info. Then I make a

copy of this. Then I send it to the SCANNER . Then the SCANNER

enters it in the document that I will have prepared for the

tutorial.

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> Then the tutorial is posted!~

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> Remember due to HIPAA all pat info must be removed. But I will

also want doctor and doctors clinic and offic removed.

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> Schools also get access to such Rx's like this. They usually cut

off the info. But in this case we do not care if the info is

blackened out or not. I just need a 'good/dark' copy of it not the

original.

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> Della, do you think you can supply some good Rx's? I mean copies

that have such identifying info removed? I am looking for some Rx's

that have very bad handwriting that would need clarification. And of

course some that do not.

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> I have bad handwriting and can make a few, but the truth is we

want varying handwriting.

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> " Workable " DEA # will NOT be added to the scripts, to protect the

public from any criminal who may visit this site. Therefore if they

tried to utilize the info/fake DEA they would get caught!.

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> So we kill two birds with one stone!

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> Any other ideas?

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> Another solution is if you have awful handwriting or can fake bad

handwriting I can email you what I need on the script and you can

snail mail a fake back to me. In that way we will have scripts for a

tutorial. Then I will place them on a document and snail mail them

to the SCANNER Member who will get then scanned into a document to

be placed in the files section.

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> What do ya's say?

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> anyone able to do this?

> Thanks

> Jeanetta

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