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Does the electronic prescription used in hospitals have legal effect?
The circulation of electronic prescriptions must be standardized, standardized and efficient, which is not only the need of policies, but also the development trend of the market, and it is also the need to protect the rights and interests of doctors and patients and maintain medical order. The following three points are of particular concern to all parties:

1, the electronic prescription shall comply with the relevant regulations of the health department, and the prescription shall have the electronic signature of the doctor;

2. After the prescription is issued, the sales staff of prescription drugs shall sign or seal the prescription (electronic seal), and the prescription can be prepared only after the licensed pharmacist has passed the examination;

3. Do not change or replace the drugs listed in the prescription without authorization, and refuse to prepare prescriptions with incompatibility or overdose;

In the past, a paper prescription could be confirmed by a doctor's signature or even handwriting. However, under the electronic prescription mode, how to confirm who prescribes, who is responsible and who supervises?

In order to solve the compliance and safety problems of electronic prescription, contract lock provides an integrated scheme of electronic signature and hospitalization information system (HIS system), which helps to solve two major problems in the application of electronic prescription:

1 to solve the problem of prescription identification;

2. Ensure that the contents of the electronic prescription cannot be tampered with;

Integrating the electronic signature function into the hospital information system (HIS) can realize the online, diversified and standardized management of the whole process from doctor's prescription, pharmacist's dispensing to patient's taking medicine.