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What should a pharmacist do if he receives a paper or oral prescription that was originally transmitted electronically to the pharmacy?

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What should a pharmacist do if he receives a paper or oral prescription that was originally transmitted electronically to the pharmacy?

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A. The pharmacist must check the pharmacy records to ensure that the electronic version was not received and the prescription dispensed. If both prescriptions were received, the pharmacist must mark one as void.