Electronic systems are being purchased by hospitals to improve procuring, prescribing, dispensing, administering medications and patient monitoring processes. The purpose of this paper is to describe issues related to implementation of computer technologies to support the pharmaceutical process in a real hospital setting. Examining the issues can help to improve processes and systems and provides an indication where hospital resources may need to be directed to solve problems of immediate concern. Future research needs for improving electronic systems are presented
Rationale, aims and objectivesIn this study, the aim was to investigate if an electronic prescribing...
Hospital electronic prescribing (or ePrescribing) systems have the potential to reduce drug-related ...
A b s t r a c t Objective: To describe advanced clinical information systems in the context in which...
Drug therapy management, as core of the medication flow process, can play a key role in the rising c...
In a computerised prescribing system (CPS), doctors would prescribe on computer terminals on wards a...
The purpose of this study was to describe and analyze hospital e-prescribing implementation in reduc...
The delivery of hospital care is changing: the aging population results in more patients being admit...
The purpose of this study was to describe and analyze hospital e-prescribing implementation in reduc...
This paper outlines the applications and possible financial benefits of computer systems in hospital...
Lack of computer expertise, cost, and safety and HIPAA concerns as well as resistance from the offic...
Electronic systems that support clinicians in the task of medication management are now being develo...
The whole pharmaceutical area (pharmacy industry, pharmacy billing, clinical trials, pharmacovigilan...
Significant efforts are currently under way to improve the safety of the medication process in hospi...
Even today most medical prescriptions are typically handwritten or printed on paper and hand-deliver...
US hospitals are investing in pharmacy information systems to meet accompanying technological and wo...
Rationale, aims and objectivesIn this study, the aim was to investigate if an electronic prescribing...
Hospital electronic prescribing (or ePrescribing) systems have the potential to reduce drug-related ...
A b s t r a c t Objective: To describe advanced clinical information systems in the context in which...
Drug therapy management, as core of the medication flow process, can play a key role in the rising c...
In a computerised prescribing system (CPS), doctors would prescribe on computer terminals on wards a...
The purpose of this study was to describe and analyze hospital e-prescribing implementation in reduc...
The delivery of hospital care is changing: the aging population results in more patients being admit...
The purpose of this study was to describe and analyze hospital e-prescribing implementation in reduc...
This paper outlines the applications and possible financial benefits of computer systems in hospital...
Lack of computer expertise, cost, and safety and HIPAA concerns as well as resistance from the offic...
Electronic systems that support clinicians in the task of medication management are now being develo...
The whole pharmaceutical area (pharmacy industry, pharmacy billing, clinical trials, pharmacovigilan...
Significant efforts are currently under way to improve the safety of the medication process in hospi...
Even today most medical prescriptions are typically handwritten or printed on paper and hand-deliver...
US hospitals are investing in pharmacy information systems to meet accompanying technological and wo...
Rationale, aims and objectivesIn this study, the aim was to investigate if an electronic prescribing...
Hospital electronic prescribing (or ePrescribing) systems have the potential to reduce drug-related ...
A b s t r a c t Objective: To describe advanced clinical information systems in the context in which...