The problem is, if you read the stories, Amazon is turning pharmaceutical work into basically another warehouse job of high quotas and speed. To the point that pharmacies just ignore Amazon's requests to transfer meds because Amazon would use autodialers to call pharmacies, and then put the called on pharmacy on hold until the single pharmacist on call at Amazon picks up that call after dealing with dozens of others at the same time. Meanwhile wasting the time of the other pharmacies.

This is just Amazon trying to grow their pharmacy business at all costs. What they are doing in this specific example is a good thing, but who knows what the fallout will be.