What is typically done after the waiting bin report on the second Saturday of the month?

After the waiting bin report on the second Saturday of the month, the typical procedure involves verifying and dispatching all items. This report is crucial for identifying items that have been in the waiting bin, indicating they are either awaiting verification, have been overlooked, or are ready for distribution. The verification process ensures that the items are accounted for, validating their presence and readiness for shipment or patient pick-up. Dispatching these items promptly is necessary to maintain efficient inventory management and ensure that patients receive their medications in a timely manner. This action helps in minimizing delays and optimizing operational workflow within the pharmacy.

Restocking shelves, ordering new inventory, or counting the cash register are activities that are important but do not directly follow the waiting bin report. Each of these tasks serves a distinct function within pharmacy operations, but verifying and dispatching the items from the waiting bin report is specifically aimed at managing outstanding orders and ensuring that patient needs are met without delay.