Salah, R., Alkalaldeh, J., AL-Omari, N., AL-Niemat, S., Baninasur, R., Bisharat, T. (2016). Electronic Prescribing with a Quick Look for Its Application in Al-Husein Hospital/ Jordanian Royal Medical Services (Jrms). The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine, 63(1), 138-142. doi: 10.12816/0023841
Rehab.K Salah; Jelnar .Z Alkalaldeh; Nadia Ahmad AL-Omari; Sahar AL-Niemat; Rasha Baninasur; Toleen.I Bisharat. "Electronic Prescribing with a Quick Look for Its Application in Al-Husein Hospital/ Jordanian Royal Medical Services (Jrms)". The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine, 63, 1, 2016, 138-142. doi: 10.12816/0023841
Salah, R., Alkalaldeh, J., AL-Omari, N., AL-Niemat, S., Baninasur, R., Bisharat, T. (2016). 'Electronic Prescribing with a Quick Look for Its Application in Al-Husein Hospital/ Jordanian Royal Medical Services (Jrms)', The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine, 63(1), pp. 138-142. doi: 10.12816/0023841
Salah, R., Alkalaldeh, J., AL-Omari, N., AL-Niemat, S., Baninasur, R., Bisharat, T. Electronic Prescribing with a Quick Look for Its Application in Al-Husein Hospital/ Jordanian Royal Medical Services (Jrms). The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2016; 63(1): 138-142. doi: 10.12816/0023841
Electronic Prescribing with a Quick Look for Its Application in Al-Husein Hospital/ Jordanian Royal Medical Services (Jrms)
4Supply Pharmacy, Dirocterate of Royal Medical Services
5Clinical Pharmacy, King Hussein Medical Center
Abstract
Aim of the study : electronic prescribing is the computer–based electronic generation; it allows a physician to electronically transmit a new prescription to the community or health facility pharmacy. The aim of this study was to evaluate an electronic prescribing patient and physician satisfaction at AL-Hussein Hospital/(JRMS). Patients and Methods:An electronic prescribing patient satisfaction survey was conducted a sample of 100 patient were randomly chosen.An electronic prescribing physician satisfaction survey was conducted a sample of 50 physician in the specialty clinics of AL- Hussein Hospital were randomly chosen . Results:Around 77% of patient was satisfied that the clinic had adopted electronic prescribing, and around 80% of physician were satisfied that the clinic had adopted electronic prescribing. The feedbacks of patients and physicians were great. Conclusion:This study approved that electronic medical record system improve the quality of patient care and decrease medical errors. Periodic assessment is needed to evaluate many aspect and consequences of e-prescribing and to measure the enhancement in patients and community in addition to achieve a good resource management .
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