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[13au0127 @13au0127]

I love that PPE uses medication pathfinder so we are prepared to use electronic medical records when we graduate.#hsop2013

[13au0127 @13au0127]

@13au0048 This is a concern, but records are backed up and hospital/community pharmacies have emergency generators to prevent this.#hsop2013

[13au0127 @13au0127]

This software seems really helpful. I'm happy to see the progress in pharmacy.#hsop2013

[13au0127 @13au0127]

It seems that totally electronic medical records would make ADRs more easily traced. We need this system.#hsop2013

[13au0127 @13au0127]

It's good to work with nurses, but we should also work with drs. who prescribe especially in Mobile who has a med school on campus.#hsop2013

[13au0127 @13au0127]

@13au0096 I see this all the time too. Not to mention, the doctor didn't even tell them what drugs they were prescribed.#hsop2013

[13au0127 @13au0127]

CDSS may free up verification time, but is this a good idea? I don't think a computer is as aware as a Pharm.D.#hsop2013

[13au0127 @13au0127]

@13au0045 This restraint is ridiculous and hinders patient care, especially if the dr. has to be called for verification/error.#hsop2013

[13au0127 @13au0127]

Does CDSS tell doctors about more cost-friendly/insurance preferred options when giving other recommendations to the physician?#hsop2013

[13au0127 @13au0127]

CDS alerts & reminders are great for patient care, but too many will cause providers to ignore them and become annoyed.#hsop2013

[13au0127 @13au0127]

It's interesting that only 49% of errors are due to ordering. At work, I see this all day every day due to illegible writing.#hsop2013