1.Implementation of An Electronic Prescription Transfer System Using by IC Card.
Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics 2003;9(3):249-259
A prescription issuing system is computerized in so many hospital. While the shareable and usability of an electronic prescription is increased by computerized materials, it can be serious for an information about a patient to be exposed in public. In this paper, the proposed system to issue an electronic prescription is aimed to keep using the existing paper-based prescription issuing system and extend the system using by IC card. It is developed for the secure method of an electronic prescription to transfer between hospital and pharmacy. For this, in this paper, it is defined for the standard minimal data set of a prescription information and developed the method to store the electronic prescription to IC card. It is set the access authority to access the electronic prescription stored in IC card by classifying the access authority group. Since the security and certificate authority center is established using Windows 2000, the electronic prescription stored in IC card can be secured and certificated by an encryption, decryption and digital signature. Lastly, the terminal and server system transferred an electronic prescription of a hospital and a pharmacy is implemented. The proposed system in this paper is simulated in some hospital and pharmacy. On the result of simulation, it is hoped for increasing the prescription transferring service, because the proposed transfer system of an electronic prescription using IC card is stable, secure, available, and creditable.
Dataset
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Electronic Prescribing*
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Hope
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Humans
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Pharmacy
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Prescriptions
2.Development of Voice Prescription Service System using Fingerprint Authentication.
Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics 2004;10(2):201-210
Several years has passed to begin a new paradigm, job separation of a physician and a pharmaceutist, and a electronic prescription becomes common in large scale hospitals. However, the current prescription information system retains some problems such as insufficient patient usability, labor saving techniques and security. This paper is addressed to implement a voice prescription service system to solve the preceding problems. Several suggestions are presented to use voice recognition, voice compression, computer telephony and fingerprint authentication technology for the problems. Lab experimental results show that the processing time to identify drug items is reduced by 80% compared with conventional mouse usage and voice recording is more effective to direct drug usage in a complicated prescriptions. Online fingerprint authentication furnishes evidence of a patient permission and a physician prescription. This feature provides safer security than the current security system.
Animals
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Dermatoglyphics*
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Electronic Prescribing
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Humans
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Information Systems
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Mice
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Prescriptions*
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Voice*
3.Association between Full Electronic Medical Record System Adoption and Drug Use: Antibiotics and Polypharmacy
Young Taek PARK ; Donghwan KIM ; Rae Woong PARK ; Koray ATALAG ; In Ho KWON ; Dukyong YOON ; Mona CHOI
Healthcare Informatics Research 2020;26(1):68-77
Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system adoption and drug use in healthcare organizations (HCOs) to explore whether EMR system features such as electronic prescribing, medicines reconciliation, and decision support, might be related to drug use by using the relevant nation-wide data.METHODS: The study design was cross-sectional. Survey data of the level of adoption of EMR systems were collected for the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development benchmarking information and communication technologies (ICT) study between November 2013 and January 2014, in Korea. Survey respondents were hospital chief information officers and medical practitioners in primary care clinics. From the national health insurance administrative dataset, two outcomes, the rate of antibiotic prescription and polypharmacy with ≥6 drugs, were extracted.RESULTS: We found that full EMR adoption showed a 16.1% lower antibiotic drug prescription than partial adoption including paper-based medical charts in the hospital only (p = 0.041). Between EMR adoption status and polypharmacy prescription, only those clinics which fully adopted EMR showed significant associations with higher polypharmacy prescriptions (36.9%, p = 0.001).CONCLUSIONS: The findings suggested that there might be some confounding effects present and sophisticated ICT may provide some benefits to the quality of care even with some mixed results. Although a negative relationship between full EMR system adoption and antibiotic drug use was only significant in hospitals, EMR system functions searching drugs or listing specific patients might facilitate antibiotic drug use reduction. Positive relationships between full EMR system adoption and polypharmacy rate in general hospitals and clinics, but not hospitals, require further research.]]>
Anti-Bacterial Agents
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Benchmarking
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Dataset
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Delivery of Health Care
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Drug Prescriptions
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Electronic Health Records
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Electronic Prescribing
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Health Care Evaluation Mechanisms
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Hospitals, General
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Humans
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Korea
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National Health Programs
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Polypharmacy
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Prescriptions
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Primary Health Care
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Quality of Health Care
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Surveys and Questionnaires
4.Treatment of headache-Standard prescription for clinical practice.
Korean Journal of Medicine 2004;67(3):323-326
No abstract available.
Prescriptions*
5.Variations of antimicrobial prescription patterns among some hospitals.
Young Soo SHIN ; Yong Ik KIM ; Young Seong LEE ; Chang Yup KIM ; Kang Won CHOE ; Hoan Jong LEE
Korean Journal of Infectious Diseases 1992;24(4):271-284
No abstract available.
Prescriptions*
6.Prescription Drug Product.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 2003;46(6):478-480
No abstract available.
Prescriptions*
7.Messaging System for Prescription Data Interchange.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 2000;43(11):1045-1066
No abstract available.
Prescriptions*
8.Pharmaceutical Industries after Division of Prescription and Dispension.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 2000;43(4):331-335
No abstract available.
Drug Industry*
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Prescriptions*
9.Pharmaceutical Industries after Division of Prescription and Dispension.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 2000;43(4):331-335
No abstract available.
Drug Industry*
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Prescriptions*
10.Qualitative evaluation of therapeutic prescription in a Gastrointestinal Department of a hospital in the municipal sector
Pharmaceutical Journal 2001;298(2):5-7
Gastric duodenal ulcer is a popular disease in the world as well as in Vietnam, it caused large expense about health care and complications can induce dangerously for life. The study on situation of drug use to help for gastrointestinal department has comprehensive picture about situation and contribution to the increase of better treatment quality in future
Prescriptions, Drug
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Evaluation Studies