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What should occur before medications are released to the patient?

  1. The patient should sign a waiver

  2. Counselling must occur

  3. The pharmacy should close

  4. Medications should be double-checked by a technician

The correct answer is: Counselling must occur

Counselling must occur before medications are released to the patient because it is crucial for the patient to fully understand the medication they are taking, including dosage, administration, potential side effects, and any interactions with other medications they may be taking. This ensures the safety and effectiveness of the medication for the patient. A waiver is not necessary for medication release, but may be required for certain controlled substances. The pharmacy does not need to close for medication release. While double-checking medication is an important safety measure, counselling is the most important step in the medication release process.