At present, most outpatient prescriptions in domestic 3A hospitals are printed, and doctors only need to sign by hand, so this phenomenon will be obviously improved.

There will be many abbreviations or Latin in the prescription, and a layman without professional training may not understand it even if he prints it for you;

Doctors, nurses and pharmacists have a long-term cooperative relationship. In the process of scribbling, doctors have been exploring the bottom line of pharmacists.

Busy; -I changed one or four articles. I hope doctors and friends can understand that electronic prescriptions and electronic medical records are more recognized than handwritten scribbled prescriptions. Secondly, if I don't know how to read them, I can look them up If I can't read it in the gobbledygook, it is not conducive to the doctor-patient relationship.