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What happens if a patient is going on vacation or is unable to obtain blood work during an emergency?

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What happens if a patient is going on vacation or is unable to obtain blood work during an emergency?

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A one-week supply of Clozaril may be dispensed without a blood work in the event of an emergency/vacation, known as an emergency/vacation supply. Upon initiation of therapy, up to a one-week supply of additional Clozaril tablets may be provided to the patient to be held for emergencies (e.g. weather, holidays). Clozaril prescribing information (2005). Two common circumstances that may require an emergency supply of drug include: – the patient is unable to get to the laboratory for their normally scheduled blood draw. – vacations or holidays interfere with their normal routine. The patient must be eligible for weekly, biweekly or monthly blood draws and their white blood counts and absolute neutrophil counts should be stable, relative to the patient’s normal values. It is possible that a patient entitled to a one week supply of medication to receive a 2-week supply which would include their vacation/emergency supply of the drug. A patient entitled to a 2-week supply could receive a tota

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