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E-medicine management

Electronic medicine management is introduced into the health services, and we must research the effects. We do this together with researchers throughout Norway.

We have established a "Research Network for E-medicine Management". The network's goal is to strengthen multidisciplinary research nationally, and to gather and disseminate information to the research communities that follow the development. We believe that by collaborating and sharing knowledge we can achieve more than each of us.

Everyone who wants to join the network is most welcome. Please contact Monika Johansen, see the link to the right.

E-medicine management

Making the right decisions about diabetes can be a matter of life and death

New technology is helping people with diabetes to monitor their blood glucose levels and take account of their physical activity and food intake to avoid making their diabetes worse. Here we look at the digital aids that are in use today and what may come in the future.

29-01-2025

Why does it take so long to implement e-health?

The introduction of digital health systems is often slow. What lessons can we learn from the introduction of the patient's medication list in Bergen?

10-01-2025

Our patients are everywhere and so are their medication lists!

Patients' medication lists (PLL) is being implemented in hospitals and in home care. First in Helse Vest, and now they are beginning in Helse Nord. This is an important and exciting project, which is why researchers are collecting patients' and health care workers' experiences regarding the implementation process. What is the experience so far?

19-11-2024

Can an app help you to take your medications as your doctor precribed?

Being forgetful is the number one reason people don't take their medication, but other reasons have almost as much impact. What strategies can an app use to increase medication adherence?

30-10-2024

Experiences with multidose - tips for collaboration!

New research on electronic multidose! We look at the new work processes and the interaction between pharmacist, doctor and home care.

07-10-2024

When the computer messes up and it leads to errors in the prescription

The doctor decides whether a medicine should be given weekly or daily. When the computer programme changes the frequency on its own, we need to find out what has happened so that we can prevent it in the future.

During this webinar we examined the error that arose this summer in the e-presecription chain.

19-09-2024

The patient's medication list in Denmark - how's it going?

Denmark has had their own version of the patient's medication list, "fælles medicin kort," since 2011. They still have problems with a lack of coordination and complicated processes for sharing information. What can we learn from their experience now that we are implementing a similar system in Norway?

27-08-2024

Patient safety and collaboration - Experiences with patient's medication list (PLL)

PLL has been piloted in Bergen for the past few years. How have GPs and hospital staff experienced the changes PLL has brought?

10-06-2024

Better collaboration about medications in the future

Medicines are an essential part of our healthcare system, but are also prone to discrepancies due to poor communication between specialised systems.

Watch the webinar on the way forward for shared basic pharmaceutical data.

22-05-2024

Drug accounting on your mobile

Accounting for A- and B-preparations on paper has many opportunities for errors. Everything from illegible handwriting, incomplete filling, calculation errors and document forgery can occur. These errors can be avoided by using the NarKontroll app on the hospital's mobile phones!

Watch the webinar about NarKontroll - an app for drug accounting developed by Østfold Hospital.

08-04-2024

A nursing home's experiences with digital tools for medication management

The nursing home in Bindal municipality has a medicine cabinet and several trolleys. Here they share some thoughts on time saving, quality and safety.

28-02-2024
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