Can Electronic Notifications About Substitutes  Change Physicians' Drug Prescription Habits? Definitely Yes!

A. Zuker; T. Heart; N. Pliskin; J. S. Pliskin

Can Electronic Notifications About Substitutes Change Physicians' Drug Prescription Habits? Definitely Yes!

A. Zuker
, T. Heart
, N. Pliskin
, J. S. Pliskin

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Abstract

OBJECTIVES: Diffusion of electronic patient record (EPR) systems is almost universal
in ambulatory medical services in Israel. The drug prescription module of the most
widely-used EPR system has an intervention capacity of electronically notifying physicians about generic or therapeutic drug substitutions.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	A240-A240
Number of pages	1
Journal	Value in Health
Volume	12
Issue number	7
State	Published - Oct 2009

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Can Electronic Notifications About Substitutes Change Physicians' Drug Prescription Habits? Definitely Yes!

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