Which of the following is NOT a method for sending in a new prescription from the doctor?

When considering methods for sending in a new prescription from a doctor, in-person delivery is not typically classified as a method of communication for prescriptions in the same way that the other options are.

Fax, electronic submissions, and phone calls are established methods that facilitate the direct transmission of prescription information from the prescribing physician to the pharmacy. These methods are efficient and allow for quick processing of prescriptions. In-person delivery, while it can technically involve bringing a prescription physically to a pharmacy, does not align with the standard methods of sending in prescriptions that most benefit from automation and tracking technology.

Therefore, in-person delivery stands out as not being a method for "sending" a prescription in the context of modern pharmacy practice, where the emphasis is on speed and efficiency in communication.