Electronic prescribing (e-Rx) consists of the writing and transmitting of prescriptions directly from the doctor to the patient's choice of pharmacy by use of a personal digital assistant (PDA ...

The ability of a physician to submit a prescription directly to a pharmacy from the point of care. E-Prescribing is the electronic transmission of prescription data from the prescriber’s computer to a ...

The employment of E-Prescribing, an electronic method for prescribing medicines, is rapidly growing in popularity among healthcare professionals due to its proficiency in managing and tracking ...

Social prescribing, also known as community referral, is when GPs, nurses and other primary-care professionals refer people who are experiencing issues that can’t be fixed by medicine alone to ...

It's estimated that 3.2 billion prescriptions are written each year by U.S. doctors, and currently less than 20% of American doctors use e-prescribing, says Dr. Nancy Dickey, currently president ...

The legislative changes to e-prescribing are a step backwards in the digitisation of health care, the Slovak Medical Chamber (SLK) stated on its website, expressing a firm hope that the Health ...