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NP Prescription Pad

Hi I'm a nurse from the Philippines doing graduate studies. Nurse Practitioner Programs are not very popular here yet but we are taught about it in grad school. I need help in finding out what are the Parts of an NP's prescription pad and if anyone can provide me a picture I can show in class. Thank you very much.

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We use the same prescription pad as the Dr.'s do. Mine has our physicians name along with all of the NPs that work at our office. A place for the patients name, date, date of birth and then a big blank area for the name of the drug and the instructions for dose, etc. and a signature line at the bottom.

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thanks for the info carachel2 :) which state are you from?

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I'm in IL and our practice uses e-prescribing: I type in the script into the computer and its sent electronically to the pharmacy.

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