E-Prescription (Wasfaty), Study Among Out Patient Departments (Opd) Patients In Saudi Arabia March-May 2022

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  • Ali H. Alfaifi
  • Ali H. Alfaifi
  • Abdulmajeed ahmed bin mohammed bantan
  • Mohammed Abdulrahman Abdullah Bawazer
  • Ahmad Raddah Almsoudi
  • Zainab Obaeed Bataher
  • Huda Ahmed Saed Saleh
  • Anas Omar Bushah
  • Saad Suliman ajaj Alenazi

Abstract

Background: This study was conducted to assess of perceptions of Patients' Satisfaction with e- prescribing service implemented by the Ministry of Health in OPD patients at Makkah hospitals Saudi Arabia 2022. In the health care context, a “near miss” is a drug prescription error that happened but did not affect the patient. These errors are captured and corrected before reaching the patient fortuitously or purposefully by designed system controls, handwritten prescriptions, the predominant mode of drug prescribing in the Eastern world are often associated with preventable medication errors including near misses/close calls. Conversely, the electronic prescribing system reduces such errors considerably, and also results in improved parieR satisfaction decreased morbidity and mortality, the simplest definition of an e-prescribing system is a system that enables electronic transmissions of prescriptions to pharmacies from the provider's office, and this definition was reiterated in 2022. E-prescribing was intended to improve patient safety through elimination of the time gap between provider office and pharmacy, reduction of medication errors, improvements in quality of care and higher patient satisfaction as well as reductions in illegible prescriptions, dissatisfaction the majority of providers believe e-prescribing provides for improved patient safety. Aim of the study: To assessment of Patients' Satisfaction with E-Prescribing (Wasfaty) in Saudi Arabia A Survey of Country-Level Implementation 2022. Methods: across-sectional study was conducted ar primary healthcare centers among patient's attending ar Primary Health Care a questionnaire filled out by the patient's through an interview with the patient was utilized for data collection. Results: there were 400 participants, majority age was(34.0%) in (30-39) years, majority of them were males (63.0%) while female(37.0%) , nnationality most of participants Saudi.

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2023-07-24

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Alfaifi, A. H. ., Alfaifi, A. H. ., bantan, A. ahmed bin mohammed ., Bawazer, M. A. A. ., Almsoudi, A. R., Bataher, Z. O. ., Saleh, H. A. S. ., Bushah, A. O. ., & Alenazi, S. S. ajaj . (2023). E-Prescription (Wasfaty), Study Among Out Patient Departments (Opd) Patients In Saudi Arabia March-May 2022. Migration Letters, 20(S1), 2171–2185. Retrieved from https://migrationletters.com/index.php/ml/article/view/8719

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