Priorities
This is the priority we will always use on CII's
What is Daily?
Albuterol Inhaler- {BULK} I2P PO Q46H [FOR SHORTNESS OF BREATH]
What is Auto?
This is something we will never fill!
What are cycle meds?
This is your next step after receiving a new prescription, and processing it accordingly.
What is updating in CRM?
Take one tablet by mouth once daily
What is T1T PO D9
This is the priority and promise time for an auto medication that is greater than 30 days.
What is Auto/6 business days?
30 Day Cycle Patient-- Losartan 25mg written for a qty of 90, T1T PO D9 [EVERY MORNING]
What is cycle?
When a medication is to soon to be filled per insurance, this is what we will do.
This is what you will do after getting a rejection, saying non formulary.
What is submitting a PA? (You will then copy the PA Key, paste the note with the key in the comments of the RX, and place it on hold.)
Take 1 tablet by mouth three times daily at 9am, 3pm, & 9pm
What is T1T PO TID939?
This is the priority and promise time for an auto medication that is less than 30 days.
What is Auto/3 business days?
30 day cycle patient- Promethazine 12.5mg #30 tabs- {VIAL} T1T PO TID PRN [FOR NAUSEA] (this has never been filled)
What is PRN?
This status in pioneer means that the pharmacist needs to verify the prescription before it can be moved forward in workflow.
What is "Waiting for Pre-check"?
This is what you will do after you get a rejection for a DUR.
What is submitting a ticket to Pharmacy/Pharmacist for a DUR Rejection, placing a note in the prescription with the ticket # and leaving it in data entry, not placing it on hold?
Inhale 1 puff by mouth into the lungs every 4 to 6 hours as needed for wheezing.
What is {BULK} I1P PO ITL Q46H PRN [FOR WHEEZING]?
This is the priority for one time fill medications. (PRNs that are less than a 15 day supply, medrol dose packs, antibiotics, etc.)
What is Daily Priority?
90 DAY CYCLE PATIENT- COREG 6.25MG-#90 TABS- {VIAL} T1T PO 1D
What is Cycle?
This is what you should do if there is a rejection for a patient saying their coverage is terminated!
What is perform an eligibility check? (If you are unable to find the insurance from this, you will submit a ticket to billing, for load insurance)
These medications will have a PR Block after you get a paid claim (you will have to go in and resolve these before you can continue on)
What are hazard meds, controlled medication (CII-CIV), and ORIG packaging meds.
These medications do not require times.
What are ghost sigs? (We will also accept, What are {BULK, VIAL, ORIG} Meds?
These priorities are used in other departments and we will not use. (These are mainly used by the cycle department and escalations department)
What are the Shipment, and Escalations Expedite Priorities?
90 day cycle patient- Zofran ODT 4mg- #180 tabs- {VIAL} T1T PO BID PRN [FOR NAUSEA]
What is auto/prn?
This is what you will do when you get a paid claim for a medication (PR) and it is in dark purple and still says "Waiting for Data Entry".
What is Resolve the block? (This will be for hazard meds, original packaging meds, and controlled medication)
After you receive a high copay block, this is your next step.
What is submitting a ticket to billing under the sub-catagory, "high copay". (After this you will paste a note in the Rx, and leave it in dark purple waiting for data entry)
Take one tablet by mouth in the morning and take 2 tablets by mouth in the evening.
What is T1T PO [IN THE MORNING] D9 && T2T PO [IN THE EVENING] D17?