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%A Cornford, T
%A Savage, I
%A Jani, Y
%A Franklin, BD
%A Barber, N
%A Slee, A
%A Jacklin, A
%C Cape Town, South Africa
%D 2010
%E Safran, C
%E Reti, S
%E Marin, HF
%F discovery:1352352
%I IOS PRESS
%K Electronic prescribing, Implementation, Evaluation research, Lessons learned.
%P 233-237
%T Learning lessons from electronic prescribing implementations in secondary care
%U https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/1352352/
%V 160
%X This paper reports a study undertaken in the UK to gather  lessons learned from hospital sites that have implemented  electronic prescribing systems. The work was commissioned  by NHS Connecting for Health, the UK Department of Health  agency responsible for the implementation of the National  Programme for Information Technology. The aim was to capture  front-line experience of the project and systems implementation,  and to share it with staff who will in the future participate  in other implementations. Data were drawn from detailed  interviews with staff and a survey in 13 hospitals in  England, as well as a review of published studies of implementations.  The study output is a report and six user-facing  briefing documents targeted at key stakeholder groups;  nurses, pharmacist, doctors, senior executives, implementation  team members and IM&T staff.
%Z This work is licensed under Creative Commons Licence -NonCommercial 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC 3.0)