Lecture 2 (p108) || very Flawless.

What type of prescription can practitioners in NJ use? What must be included? correct answers Use non-reproducible non erasable safety paper NJ prescription blanks. Must have MD license number. Obtained from vendor approved by Division of Consumer Affairs in the Department of Law and Public Safety Serially numbers Must contain NPI number if one was obtained. What must a physician do with the rx blanks? What happens when they are stolen? correct answers Must keep record of receipt of the blanks. Notify Office of Drug Control in the Division of Consumer Affairs as soon as possible (no later than 72 hours) of blank rx being stolen. Consumer Affairs will contact the Department of Human Services and the Attorney General Rx blanks of Health Care facilities What happens if blanks are stolen correct answers Non-reproducible and non-erasable From vendors approved by Division of Consumer Affairs in the Department of Law and Public Safety Must contain unique provider number given to that healthcare facility If blanks are stolen same procedure if blanks of physicians are stolen. Rx may only be filled on NJBP must contain what number? correct answers Practitioner license number OR facility provider number Tell me more about what a practitioner can do with a electronic health record program to a NJBP? correct answers Imprint practitioner's name and license number (OR the unique facility provider number) on to a NJBP to transmit to a pharmacy IF 1. Met all regulation under Director of the Division of Consumer Affairs in the Department of Law and Public Safety 2. The electronic health record program does transmit the needed information on the NJBP as directed by the department of Law and Public Safety (I'm not too sure about this) Transmitting prescription through telephone or electornics? correct answers It is allowed. Except for C2 (unless it is a E-scribed) pg109 (first area I skipped) correct answers 1. Does each prescriber need a separate uniform prescription pad? 2. Do DEA number need to be pre-printed on BP? 3. Can more than 1 medication be on a BP? (exception) 4. Can you pre-print frequently used non-CDS drugs? 5. Can you use computer-ready micro-perforated NJBP? correct answers 1. No but it is recommended