E-prescribing rates have hit an all-time high in the United States, with nearly 70 percent of physicians electronically prescribing medicine, according to an ONC report. However, the e-prescribing ...

A report has shown prescriptions routed electronically increased by 72 percent from 2009 to 2010, suggesting the practice is becoming more mainstream, according to the 2010 National Progress Report by ...

In today’s healthcare environment, the prescription experience is often complex and difficult to navigate. While electronic prescribing has expanded significantly, the path from doctor to pharmacy to ...

Electronic prescribing of controlled substances reduces fraud and keeps patients from getting multiple prescriptions for the same drug, but only three states require it and one doesn't even enforce ...

Last week, the Drug Enforcement Administration released its long awaited Interim Final Rule on e-Prescribing of Controlled Substances. It’s 334 pages long, but the most important portion is section § ...

LAS VEGAS—A new analysis finds that more pharmacists are electronically prescribing medications as they assist in managing chronic disease, which offers a peek at the next evolution in primary care.

The United States’s healthcare system often seems like a paradox — our nation leads the world in technological innovation, and we invest more money per capita in healthcare than any other country.

Electronic prescribing lets physicians digitally transmit prescriptions to pharmacies and obtain drug plan eligibility information. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services yesterday for the use ...

Surescripts said it will announce the new Sentinel automated system for monitoring e-prescriptions on its network at HIMSS17. And CEO Tom Skelton shed light on the company’s future direction working ...

With the end of PrescribeIT, a central e-prescription service is ending. In the future, providers are to develop their own solutions based on an open standard.