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Does it matter if the Health Care Provider (HCP) renewing an order is not the same HCP who initiated the order?

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Does it matter if the Health Care Provider (HCP) renewing an order is not the same HCP who initiated the order?

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Very often renewal orders in DD are signed by a HCP who did not write the original order. The implication for any HCP who signs renewal orders is that the HCP is responsible for the orders for which the HCP signs. It continues to be a Best Practice recommendation that a HCP within a designated sub-specialty sign for the medications specific to that sub-specialty. For example, the ordering and management of psychotropic medications is best handled by psychiatrists.

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