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해외 전자처방 시스템 사례 연구 -1차 의료에서의 처방전달을 중심으로A Comparative Study of E-prescription Systems in Five-Countries - Focused on E-Prescription Delivery in Primary Care

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A Comparative Study of E-prescription Systems in Five-Countries - Focused on E-Prescription Delivery in Primary Care
Authors
김대진
Issue Date
Nov-2022
Publisher
한국보건사회약료경영학회
Keywords
electronic prescribing; e-prescription; electronic transmission of prescriptions; digital healthcare
Citation
한국보건사회약료경영학회지, v.10, no.2, pp 70 - 78
Pages
9
Indexed
DOMESTIC
Journal Title
한국보건사회약료경영학회지
Volume
10
Number
2
Start Page
70
End Page
78
URI
https://scholarworks.dongguk.edu/handle/sw.dongguk/26271
ISSN
2508-6596
Abstract
BACKGROUND This study was conducted to provide insight into the considerations for developing an e-prescription system as a core infrastructure in the era of digital healthcare. METHOD Denmark, Finland, Australia, Germany, and Japan were selected according to the level of spread of e-prescription system in primary health care. Through the latest literature reviews of each country's health authorities website, google, and several academic DBs, each country's case was studied focusing on the history of introduction, system structure and operation, success factors and challenges. RESULTS In all countries surveyed, the e-prescription system was being developed along with personal health record service as a core body of the national medical digitalization strategy. In order to introduce e-prescription system, it was important to invest in standard development and to ensure interoperability between systems. A key challenge for disseminating e-prescription system has been software certification and increasing the acceptance of health care providers based on positive perceptions from successful pilot projects. CONCLUSION We were able to get implications for policy considerations from various overseas cases. Further studies on technical standard details, cost mechanisms, and third party intermediary services are needed.
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