La receta electrónica en Cataluña (Rec@t): ¿prescribimos o recetamos?

Gilabert, Antoni Coll; Cubí, Rafael

doi:10.1016/j.aprim.2009.02.011

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“…La receta electrónica, a su vez, posibilita la integración en un único plan de la medicación del paciente y de todas las prescripciones hechas por diferentes profesionales de salud, independientemente del nivel del profesional de salud o entidad, siendo una herramienta esencial para mejorar la calidad de la prescripción y su seguridad clínica 24 . El proyecto daría respuesta a todo el proceso en que está involucrada la prestación farmacéu-tica, desde la prescripción y la dispensación en la oficina de farmacia, hasta la evaluación y el pago de la prestación 24 . En España, 100% de las farmacias comunitarias ya están conectadas a la receta electrónica y probablemente es el elemento tecnológico de mayor integración entre los servicios farmacéuticos del Sistema de Salud con las farmacias comunitarias.…”

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Coordinación entre servicios farmacéuticos para una farmacoterapia integrada: el caso de Cataluña

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Coordinación entre servicios farmacéuticos para una farmacoterapia integrada: el caso de Cataluña

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Maintaining the Pharmacy Model: The Catalan Electronic Prescription Infrastructure

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2017

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IntroductionThis chapter presents the genesis and evolution of the public e-prescription information infrastructure (EPI) of Catalonia, Spain from 2000 to 2013. The implementation of the EPI required a transition from a mainly paper-based and asynchronous prescription model to a digital and synchronous one. This transition involved doing changes into the practices, systems and roles of the CatSalut (the Catalan Health Service), doctors and health providers, pharmacists and Colleges of Pharmacists, and ultimately patients. Our narrative extols those changes and how the pre-existing technological and institutional resources of professionals shaped the design, and evolution of the infrastructure. Our narrative traces those events from the perspective of pharmacists and shows how the installed base of pharmacists was used and extended in a way that maintained and strengthened the pharmacy model.The reminder of the chapter is structured as follows. In the next section, we present the Catalan model of community pharmacies (see the Chap. 11 for a description of the overall Catalan health system). This section is followed by our narrative of the case. Next we analyze and discuss the implications of our results. Site: The Catalan Model of Community PharmaciesThe model of pharmacies in Spain compromises multiple components operating at different levels. At the lower level, there is the pharmacist, a health agent who exercises its professional practice in community pharmacies or hospital

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