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What the Prescriber Clarification Request Writer actually produces
Takes your notes on a prescription problem (drug, sig, the issue, and your proposed fix) and drafts a prescriber fax/message, an SBAR phone script, and a documentation note in one pass.
- Request Type:
- Prescription Clarification
- Prescription:
- Amoxicillin 875 mg tablet. Sig: take 1 tablet by mouth once daily for 10 days. Qty: 20. Refills: 0.
- Issue:
- Directions say once daily, but a quantity of 20 matches twice daily for 10 days. Indication is not written on the prescription. Patient is an adult, no allergies on file, and is waiting at the pharmacy.
- Proposed Resolution:
- Please confirm the intended frequency: twice daily for 10 days (qty 20), or once daily for 10 days (qty 10). Please also confirm the indication for our records.
- Urgency:
- Urgent — patient waiting
TO: [Prescriber name / office] FROM: [Pharmacy name], [Pharmacy phone], [Pharmacy fax] DATE: [date] RE: [Patient name], [DOB], Rx # [Rx #] — Rx as received
SUBJECT: Prescription Clarification Request — URGENT, patient waiting at pharmacy
Received: Amoxicillin 875 mg tablet, take 1 tablet by mouth once daily for 10 days, Qty 20, Refills 0.
Issue: The directions state once daily, but the quantity of 20 corresponds to twice-daily dosing for 10 days. Indication is not noted on the prescription.
Request: Please confirm intended frequency and indication using the options below. Patient is waiting at the pharmacy — response needed as soon as possible.
RESPONSE:
[ ] Twice daily for 10 days (qty 20) [ ] Once daily for 10 days (qty 10) [ ] Other: ______ [ ] Please call the pharmacy
Indication for our records: ______
Prescriber signature: ______________________ Date: ________
S: Calling to clarify an amoxicillin 875 mg prescription for [Patient name], DOB [DOB], Rx # [Rx #] — patient is waiting at the pharmacy. B: Directions received say once daily for 10 days, but the quantity written (20 tablets) matches twice-daily dosing for 10 days. Indication was not included on the prescription. A: The frequency and quantity as written don't match, so we can't be sure which was intended. R: Requesting confirmation — is it twice daily for 10 days (qty 20), or once daily for 10 days (qty 10)? Also requesting the indication for our records. Read-back: 'To confirm, the order is now [frequency] for 10 days, quantity [X], for [indication] — is that correct?' Authorized by: [name/title of prescriber or nurse], Date/time: [placeholder]
Date/Time: [placeholder] Request type: Prescription Clarification — Urgent (patient waiting) Medication: Amoxicillin 875 mg tablet as received (Sig: once daily x10 days, Qty 20, Refills 0) Issue identified: Sig frequency (once daily) inconsistent with quantity dispensed (20 tablets = 10-day supply if BID); indication not documented. Recommendation made: Requested prescriber confirm intended frequency (BID x10 days, qty 20 vs. QD x10 days, qty 10) and indication. Method of contact: [fax / secure message / phone — specify] Prescriber response: [pending] Outcome: [pending] Pharmacist: [placeholder] Note: Any verbal or changed order must be documented per state board of pharmacy and pharmacy policy requirements [verify for your jurisdiction].
Swap in the real patient name, DOB, Rx number, pharmacy contact info, and the actual drug/sig/quantity discrepancy you're seeing.
Human review: This is a drafting aid only — verify all patient, drug, and quantity details against the actual prescription and document verbal orders per your state board and pharmacy policy before acting.
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