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What must a medication order (inpatient prescription) include in Wyoming?

Practitioner’s (or agent’s) signature

A medication order in Wyoming must include the practitioner's (or agent's) signature. This is crucial for ensuring that the prescription is valid and legitimate. The signature indicates that the practitioner has reviewed the patient's information, determined the appropriateness of the medication therapy, and authorized the prescription to be dispensed to the patient. Excluding the practitioner's signature would make the prescription invalid and illegal. The other options are not typically required on a medication order for inpatient prescriptions in Wyoming. While medication side effects are important for patient education and monitoring, they are usually provided separately from the prescription itself. The delivery method and pharmacy's contact information are also not mandatory components of the medication order but may be helpful for facilitating the dispensing process.

Medication side effects

Delivery method

Pharmacy’s contact information

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