Bob, I thought about that! I want to bring it up...though I'm a little afraid they'll say yes. It is my understanding that Joint Commission is behind this. Another blood bank supervisor near us has been approached about the same thing. I find it ridiculous--what do pharmacists know about blood bank? There are very few contraindications for Rhogam and blood bank are the ones likely to know about patients who shouldn't get it, not pharmacy. We have dispensed Rhogam for as long as anyone can remember and have a nice computer system that handles inventory and dispensing. We have a simple, straightforward, computerized process that they want to replace with a mess of phone calls, faxes, and paper. Despite the Joint Commission thing, this was mostly precipitated by a billing problem they can't find a way around in a new computer system. I'm concerned about meeting the CAP requirements for keeping track of Rhogam administration if it's not in our hands. We deliver more than 3,000 babies a year, so that's a lot of Rhogam.