According to statistics published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, U.S. researchers estimated medication errors affect at least 1.5 million people every year and cost the health-care system in ...

Clinicians using an electronic prescribing system appear more likely to prescribe lower-cost medications, reducing drug spending, according to a report in the December 8/22 issue of Archives of ...

A federal measure that encourages using electronic systems for prescriptions beginning in January will help deliver safer and more efficient care to patients while also cutting costs, a Purdue ...

Some e-prescribing systems rely too much on patients to remember details about their medications and are vulnerable to delays when pharmacy networks crash, according to members of an HHS workgroup.

JotPsych today announced JotRx, an integrated e-prescribing system that lets clinicians move from session recording to note completion to prescription, all without leaving the patient record.

New York, May 12, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global E-Prescribing market is forecast to reach USD 4.22 Billion by 2027, according to a new report by Reports and Data. E-Prescription is gaining ...

United States E-prescribing systems are the healthcare information technology (IT) solutions that have revolutionized the patient care management systems. With the rising digitization of the economies ...

While many e-prescribing systems have features to provide access to important external patient information, including drugs prescribed by physicians in other practices, physician practices face ...

Five national healthcare organizations this week issued an updated "how-to" guide for healthcare professionals transitioning from paper to e-prescribing systems. The 2011 edition of A Clinician's ...

Furthermore, physicians responded differently to all levels of alerts. The researchers concluded the correlation between intermediate and high-level alerts is insufficient to identify physicians who ...

Recent study findings show electronic prescribing systems fall short in identifying physicians at higher risk of making a serious prescribing error for quality assurance purposes, according to a study ...