By Chelsea Richwine & Christian Johnson – New ONC data show that, as of 2021, nearly all non-federal acute care hospitals were enabled to electronically prescribe controlled substances. According to the American Hospital Association IT Supplement Survey, the proportion of non-federal acute care hospitals enabled for EPCS increased from 67% in 2018 to 96% in 2021.
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By Pooja Babbrah & Jocelyn Keegan – Through recent statute and regulations, the Congress and federal government have finally given recognition to two standards from the National Council on Prescription Drug Standards for use by the industry.
By Pooja Babbrah & Jocelyn Keegan – Through recent statute and regulations, the Congress and federal government have finally given recognition to two standards from the National Council on Prescription Drug Standards for use by the industry.
By D’Arcy Gue – On the face of it, the use of computers to order prescriptions seems like a no-brainer. Who, after all, is capable of reading a physician’s handwriting? But if we set aside clichés, there is still this question: Does e-prescribing provide distinct benefits over handwritten patient prescriptions? With acknowledgement of some drawbacks, it would seem the scales tip decidedly toward e-prescribing as a net positive.
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Didn’t participate in eRx in 2012 or 2013? Here’s what you need to know. The following is correspondence from the CMS EHR Incentive Programs email…
DoseSpot Dose e-Prescribing Initiative Needham Heights, MA – DoseSpot, an industry leader in electronic prescribing (e-Prescribing) integration platforms for medical and dental software, announced that nominations…
My Q&A with Steve Wilson on EPCS By Jim Tate, EMR Advocate Meaningful Use Audit Expert Twitter: @JimTate, eMail: audits@emradvocate.com The ability of providers to…
Exploring the Recent Increase in e-Rx E-prescriptions are on the rise among the medical community, and not by just a little. According to a study…