Testing says that we're here for them. Kopystansky wrapped up the week with a draw for dinner for two at a local restaurant. She further involved the neighbourhood by having two community police officers help out by drawing the winning ticket. The door prize, she says, was the pharmacy's way of thanking customers for their support. Among the many entries to Pharmacy Practice's PAW with Pizzazz contest, Kopystansky's efforts were especially notable.
People do transfer prescriptions.
If you're willing to put out a few bucks, it does come back to you. Kopystansky admits that participating in PAW requires considerable work and preparation, but she plans to continue holding PAW events as she has every year since opening her pharmacy in 1993. As a result, this year saw her best turnout ever. They need to see that we don't just fill prescriptions. We should always be concentrating on the customer, on the patient and on their health outcomes.