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Show Thursday. December 6. 1990 The Daily Utah Chronicle - Page Seven possibility that the patient might drugs most of which are prescribed as pain killers. In order to receive these drugs a federal and a state DEA number must be checked before pharmacists can give the medication. opium, take the drug wrong or take something with the drug that could cause them to have a reaction." from page one the concept of mail order prescriptions is not new. Smith's at 876 E. 800 South has been filling mail orders for nearly two years. Jensen, pharmacy director said, "The only real benefit is people don't have to Gaylen come into the pharmacy. It makes it easier for people in rural areas, who don't have drug stores in their community." He added, "The big disadvantage is that people don't have direct contact with the pharmacist." Craig Herzog, University Hospital assistant director of pharmacy, agreed. Herzog said, "That's a problem with all mail orders. There is no opportunity for the pharmacist to counsel the patient. Without that communication there is the dean from page one position before the past few months because there was not a permanent committee to promise support for the new dean's policies, he said. The lack of a permanent "Pharmacists should be much more than a dispenser of drugs. They should be a drug information .yiiwiini,'iiiiiSii I j - m I Golden said when their company receives prescriptions source," Herzog said. Another potential problem with mail order prescriptions is the they first make triplicate copies so they can comply with New York possibility of fraud. Vicky Prager, U. Wasatch Clinic medical director, said, "There is a potential for fraud when giving any type of prescriptions." In order to receive any type of state law. Then they verify the prescriptions through the doctors who issued them to the patient. But they only call the doctor when the drugs are controlled controlled substance in Utah the prescriptions require two different identification numbers. Doctors have Drug Enforcement numbers which must accompany medical prescriptions for more potent drugs. Drugs are categorized by their level of potential for addiction. Schedule Two drugs are the most addicting. Some of those include codeine, morphine, Demerol, and S substances. She said, "The whole process is very safe and very legitimate." She added that it gives patients who are chronically ill the chance to get their prescriptions filled without having to leave their home, it would give students the opportunity to bypass committee was another result of the process of choosing new vice presidents. Last April, candidates for the position of liberal education dean were interviewed, but the ' """ CHRONICLE PHOTOEart Cline Richard Rasmuson, from the University Pharmacy said, buying prescriptions through mail orders is not as beneficial as purchasing medications at a drug store where you can communicate with the pharmacist. applicants, and several became discouraged and withdrew their and the offer was withdrawn the week after Thanksgiving. The position will be after the search committee is appointed, she said. When a new dean is found to fill the position, she will head the department as Dean of waiting for a decision," he said. During the past few months, the position of dean has been offered to a candidate, Mclntyre said. However, there were aware they were one of many "' - the the Also, "everyone candidates became weary of down the number of candidates to a few to select from, Newell said. 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