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Setting up new multi-doctor practice. can more than 1 doctor's name/info be printed on rx pad? or does each doctor need his/her own pad?
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It might depend...: ...on the state. You may have to check with the state you are in. However, in NY, I have seen Rx pads with multiple doctors names at the top with check boxes next to each name.
Answered 8/30/2015
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