True or False: Electronic prescriptions may include two lines for DAW (Dispense As Written) or substitute allowed.

Electronic prescriptions are designed to provide clear and efficient communication between prescribers and pharmacies. According to regulations, they allow for the inclusion of a single indication for DAW (Dispense As Written) or a substitute allowed. Including two lines for DAW or substitute allowed would create ambiguity and potentially lead to confusion regarding the prescriber's intentions.

In most cases, the terms DAW or "substitute allowed" are sufficient to convey the prescribing physician's wishes concerning generic substitutions or brand medications. Therefore, stating that electronic prescriptions may include two lines for these directives is incorrect. Each prescription typically should include just one directive to eliminate any possible misunderstandings about the medication dispensing process.

This context aligns with compliance requirements and helps ensure safe and accurate dispensing of medications.