E-prescribing and medication safety in community settings: A rapid scoping review

Cassidy, Christine E.; Boulos, Leah; McConnell, Erin; Barber, Brittany; Delahunty-Pike, Alannah; Bishop, Andrea; Fatima, Nawal; Higgins, Amanda; Churchill, Megan; Lively, Allison; MacPhee, Shannon P.; Misener, Ruth Martin; Sarty, Rowan; Wells, Robert; Curran, Janet A.

doi:10.1016/j.rcsop.2023.100365

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“…The e-prescription, devoid of potential errors in traditional handwriting, is electronically transmitted from the healthcare provider to the pharmacy, which acts as the executor. This process ensures the accurate transmission of the entire prescription to the pharmacist through a single channel, making it a convenient, precise, and fast method for doctors 10 .…”

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Building competitiveness and business resilience in the environment of digital economy: A research in a chain of Serbian pharmacies

Babić-Banković

2024

Ann Nursing

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Background: Digital healthcare encompasses the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) to improve processes related to health, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases. Aim: The goal of this research is to explore the transformation of conventional pharmaceutical profession into digital roles. Materials and Methods: The research was conducted in 2022 within a chain of five pharmacies named "Hygia Pharmacy" in Arandjelovac, Serbia, employing 23 individuals. The primary focus was to assess the impact of digitization on the company's performance, competitiveness, and business resilience. An internet-based survey was conducted among the employees at three different time points: initially, three months later, and six months later. Results: The business resilience plan of the company was confirmed by 91% of respondents. Most respondents stated that they attend professional webinars (81%) and Zoom meetings (57%) to improve their competitiveness. All respondents rated online sales as positively impacting consumers in terms of shopping convenience and mentioned that internal shipping and receiving documents facilitate work in the pharmacy. Most respondents (78%) gather professional information from digital sources (e-Pharmacy) compared to the paper form of the journal Pharmacy Practice. The survey revealed a downward trend in traditional working techniques compared to digital techniques, which showed an upward trend throughout all three testing cycles. Conclusion: The research conducted within Serbian pharmacies indicates that the digital economy and ICT have caused significant transformations in terms of improving the competitiveness and business resilience of pharmacists.

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