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E Iadanza1, M C Pettenati, L Bianchi
1Dept. of Electronics and Telecommunications – University of Florence, Via S. Marta 3, 50139 Florence, Italy. ernesto.iadanza@unifi.it
Abstract:
In this paper we present PHARMA 2.0 a telematics integrated system aimed at reducing Adverse Drug Events (ADEs) in the phases of drug prescription, transcription, distribution and administration. The proposed system is grounded on three sub-systems: a CPOE (Computerized Prescription Order Entry), an RFID-based drug container and dispenser and a middleware system. The visualization and management of prescription and administration data are handled through a web application designed to comply with international usability regulation.
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