Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

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When must a pharmacy provide a Notice of Privacy Practices to a patient?

  1. Only upon request

  2. At every visit

  3. Upon the first service encounter

  4. Annually

The correct answer is: Upon the first service encounter

A While providing a Notice of Privacy Practices upon request may seem like a courteous and accommodating practice, it is not sufficient. The pharmacy has a legal obligation to provide this notice upon the patient's first service encounter. B: While it may be a good idea to remind patients of their rights under the Notice of Privacy Practices at each visit, it is not required by law. D: While providing an annual reminder of the Notice is a good practice, it is not sufficient. The pharmacy must provide the notice upon the patient's first service encounter.

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