reçete

A reçete is a written instruction from a medical professional, typically a doctor, to a pharmacist. It serves as an authorization for the patient to obtain a specific medication. The reçete contains crucial information such as the patient's name and identification, the name and dosage of the prescribed drug, the quantity to be dispensed, and the instructions for its use. It also includes the prescriber's name, signature, and often their professional registration number.

Reçetes are a vital part of the healthcare system, ensuring patient safety and appropriate medication use. They help prevent errors by clearly documenting the prescribed treatment. Pharmacists rely on the reçete to accurately dispense medications and to counsel patients on how to take them correctly, including dosage, frequency, and potential side effects. In many countries, reçetes are legally required for certain medications, particularly those that are controlled substances or have potential for abuse. The format and specific requirements for a reçete can vary by region and national regulations. Some reçetes may also include alternative medications or therapeutic options if the primary drug is unavailable. The primary purpose of a reçete is to facilitate safe and effective pharmaceutical care.