Evaluation of Electronic Multidose Drug Dispencing (eMD) 2017-2021
Description
This is the continuation of the project "Evaluation of the Electronic Multidose Drug Dispensing pilot in the Rogaland County 2014-2016".
Goals
- Identify experiences with the introduction of eMD, the impacts the solution has on the health personnel and promote knowledge about how best to introduce eMD nationally.
- Analyse changes in patient drug treatment over time by replacing paper with electronic prescribing of multidose drug dispensing.
- Identify patient safety by measuring discrepancy between medication lists before and after the introduction of eMD.
- Analyse if the quality of drug treatment for multidose users improve with eMD compared to paper prescribing.
- Explore if work practice, roles, responsibilities, and communication patterns for healthcare professionals change with eMD.
Related publications
- Riktigere legemiddellister med multidose i e-resept
- E-multidose er bedre for pasientsikkerheten enn dosett og faks
- Potentially inappropriate prescribing to older patients receiving multidose drug dispensing
- From Paper to E-Prescribing of Multidose Drug Dispensing: A Qualitative Study of Workflow in a Community Care Setting
- Factors easing the transition from paper to electronic prescribing of multidose dispensed drugs (MDD)
- How discrepancies in medication records affect the creation and trust in a shared electronic medication list in Norway
- Multidose i e-resept
- Prescribing errors on multidose drug dispensing prescriptions
- Quality of prescribing for Norwegian elderly patients using automated multidose dispensed drugs
- Fra telefaks til elektronisk forskrivning av multidose – hvordan påvirkes denne overgangen av uoverensstemmelser i legemiddellistene?
- Overgang til eMultidose
- Fra papir til elektronisk ordinering av multidose
- Pharmacist interventions on multidose drug dispensing prescriptions
- Multidose i et apotekperspektiv. Utfordringer, muligheter og nasjonale råd
- Erfaring med multidose