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>Tell me how those automated interaction checkers work.
Exactly the same as what every human pharmacist does right now - puts it into MIMS or equivalent, determines the risk and severity and takes action.
>Tell me when a machine will be able to read doctors writing.
Very few doctors still handwrite scripts and it will be a dead practice in our lifetime, even hospitals now generate electronic sceipts

>Tell me when a machine can phone your doctor for a refill or because there was a problem with the prescription.

It should never have become the pharmacists responsibility to do this in the first place and this is mostly a customer retention strategy and not in the best interest of the patient ( ie. Delaying their tx)
>Tell me when people will be comfortable with their deadly medications being 100% automated
Considering how many pharmacists are overworked and make mistakes I would 1000x prefer a robot
>Tell me whos going to operate those machines?
One pharmacist, doing the work that used to take ten.

Don't get cranky because you actually enjoy your cuck health job that will cease to exist in our forseable future. Pic related, my degree which might as well be a piece of used toilet paper.