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¹National Opinion Reserch Center (NORC), Bethesda, MD, AHRQ National Resource Center for Health, Rockville, MD, USA.

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The National Resource Center for Health IT evaluated ePrescribing pilots, identifying key research areas. Further study is needed on standards, implementation, and outcomes like adverse drug events and physician adoption.

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Health Information Technology
Clinical Informatics
Health Services Research

Background:

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) funded the National Resource Center for Health IT (NRC) in 2006.
The NRC was tasked with evaluating the findings from five CMS ePrescribing (eRx) pilot programs.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify critical research areas stemming from the ePrescribing pilots.
To address unanswered questions, knowledge gaps, and areas needing further industry insight.

Main Methods:

Evaluation of findings from five CMS ePrescribing pilot programs.
Identification of research needs based on pilot contractor queries, evaluation team insights, and industry experience.

Main Results:

Key research areas were identified, including health IT standards.
Implementation considerations for ePrescribing were highlighted.
Important outcomes such as adverse drug events (ADEs), pharmacy workflow, and physician adoption require further investigation.

Conclusions:

The evaluation of ePrescribing pilots revealed significant areas for future research.
Further investigation into health IT standards, implementation, and clinical/operational outcomes is crucial for advancing ePrescribing.
Addressing these research areas will inform future health IT initiatives and policy.