E-Prescribing Research & Prescribing Guides

E-Prescribing Guides for Physicians, Payers, and Consumers

	A Clinician’s Guide to E-Prescribing The first comprehensive, multi-stakeholder-informed “how-to” guide to help clinicians make informed decisions about how and when to transition from paper to electronic prescribing systems
	A Guide for Healthcare Payers to Improve the Medication Management Process A practical guide for health care payers to begin to evaluate how they can improve the medication management process and achieve benefits for their organizations and for the people whose health care they purchase
	A Consumer’s Guide to E-Prescribing Benefits of e-prescribing from a patient perspective
	Understanding the Benefits of E-Prescribing A pamphlet for consumers that explains at a high level how e-prescribing works and the potential benefits

E-Prescribing Research & Studies

	E-Prescribing: Becoming Mainstream Practice, June 2008. Read the full report
	Effect of Electronic Prescribing With Formulary Decision Support on Medication Use and Cost, December 9, 2008. Click to read.
	Electronic Prescribing: Building, Deploying and Using E-prescribing to Save Lives and Save Money, June 2008. Click to read.
	Blueprint for E-Prescribing, May, 2008. Click to read.
	iDoc: E-Prescribing Gains Momentum, But Roadblocks Remain, April 2008. Click to read.
	RxHub 2006 Symposium: ROI Behind ePrescribing Cost Savings, Patient Safety and Physician Adoption, May 2006. Click to read.
	The Lessons from KatrinaHealth, June 2006. Click to read.
	The Value of Pharmacy Claims Data for Medication Reconciliation By Ken Majkowski, Pharm D, December 14, 2006. Click to read.
	The Success of Just-in-Time Emergency Department Access to Patient Medication Information History White Paper, July 2006. Click to read.
	E-Prescribing: The Value Proposition (for pharmacists), April 2005. Click to read.
	The Opportunity and Challenge of RxHub MEDS, Part 1: Background and Benefits, February 2004. Click to read.