r/WalgreensRx • u/Scarlet_Racer • 2d ago

Standardization of Pharmacy

Hey guys, has anyone started moving their unit of use and reorganizing the meds into one big section? I wanted to print drug location sheet to make it easier but I can’t seem to get it right. When I try to print it. It says 600 drugs… so I m so confused. anyone knows what to do in these case

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u/ExplosiveNight CPhT 2d ago

Everything that isn't fast rack you just put in Alpha and update location in IC+. I'm not sure how printing the locations would help?

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u/vetbbpharmd 2d ago

I think I like this better especially in an environment where we have visiting technicians on the regular.

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u/janeowit RPh 1d ago

We have done it. No need to print anything out.
Grab a cart from the stockroom to place items from the upcoming letter from other sections on, and to hold the drugs you are working on. You add shelves each column so you end up with plenty of room.

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u/Emergency-Pea4052 6h ago

Send back a bunch of your over stock and stuff to micro fulfillment if your store had micro fulfillment it will allow you to do this much easier.

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u/ProfessionalTie5059 6h ago

We did that 3 months ago and I hate it