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Informed choice seems to be the most important aspect of patient engagement to me. There are too few informed patients! #HSOP2015

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"Survival of the fittest" information strategy for wiki content is a dangerous concept. I would not fully rely on any wiki info #HSOP2015

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Interesting statistic that sicker people have less internet access. Could relate also to lower income associated w/ poorer health. #HSOP2015

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@15au0120 absolutely! centralized access for pts and providers is not only logical but could help avoid potential medical errors #HSOP2015

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Interoperability should be the goal between all health entities to provide the best possible healthcare for patients #HSOP2015

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@15au0023 I agree! Optimized patient involvement is key to a successful healthcare system as a whole. #HSOP2015

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"ATM" dispensing machines pose many medication safety issues to me. It is convenient, but is it really a good idea? #HSOP2015

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@15au0066 @15au0094 I agree that controls should be double counted. Double counting all meds defeats the purpose of automation #HSOP2015

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Automation in my pharmacy made my life easier. I was able to focus on more important things besides counting by 5's. #HSOP2015

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More pharmacies and prescribers should take advantage of the software to e-scribe all classes of scheduled drugs. #HSOP2015

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I believe shorter alerts are more effective than lengthy alerts. Too many words lead to alert fatigue & alerts being ignored.#HSOP2015

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While alerts can be beneficial, I have seen techs get in the habit of clicking through the alerts without reading them. Not Good. #HSOP2015

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Handwritten prescriptions slowed down the inputting process in my pharmacy while eRX improved and sped up the inputting process. #HSOP2015