What is the appropriate Order Mode in a Therapeutic Interchange where no co-sign is required?

In the context of a Therapeutic Interchange, the appropriate Order Mode where no co-signature is required is "Per Pharmacy Modification." This mode allows pharmacists to make modifications to medication orders based on established protocols or guidelines without needing a physician's co-signature. This streamlines the process, enabling more efficient adjustments to patient medications as part of their care, reflecting the pharmacy's capability to make clinical decisions within their scope of practice and following the organization’s therapeutic interchange policies.

The option of verbal order implies that the order was given by a practitioner in a spoken form, which may still require confirmation or co-signing depending on the situation. Transcribed orders involve writing down instructions typically given verbally by a provider, and such orders may also necessitate co-signatures to confirm accuracy. Standard procedures usually denote routines or protocols that need to be followed but are not specific to order modifications that allow pharmacist autonomy. Hence, "Per Pharmacy Modification" correctly captures the essence of collaborative practice in medication management without the additional step of obtaining a co-signature.