Florida's Annual Electronic Prescribing Reports
Florida's electronic prescribing reports provide a baseline assessment of the status of electronic prescribing (e-prescribing) in Florida each year. They present an overview of Agency for Health Care Administration activities to promote e-prescribing, a baseline of Florida's prescribing metrics using data provided by national e-prescribing companies, and recommendations for next steps in the following year.
Electronic prescribing enables the electronic transmission of prescriptions and the recording of medication history for use by prescribing physicians at the point of care. It improves prescription accuracy, increases patient safety and reduces costs. Each of these benefits are derived from the accessibility of the medication history to the prescribing physician at the point of care and from the electronic transfer of the prescription. Accessing patient medication history through electronic prescribing systems enables the physician to better coordinate patient care with other treating physicians, and enhances the disease management initiatives of payers and providers. E-prescribing creates efficiencies and provides cost savings to all participants including physicians, pharmacies, health purchasers and patients.
Read the full reports here:
- Fifth Annual Florida 2011 Electronic Prescribing Report (.pdf 504KB)
- Fourth Annual Florida 2010 Electronic Prescribing Report (.pdf 630KB)
- Third Annual Florida 2009 Electronic Prescribing Report (.pdf 526KB)
- Second Annual Florida 2008 Electronic Prescribing Report (.pdf 647KB)
- Florida 2007 ePrescribing Report (.pdf 808KB)
Updates
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2012 DSM Webinar Series
Participation Instructions .pdf (25KB)
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May 7, 2012
DSM Demonstration
May 21, 2012
DSM Demonstration
May 31, 2012
DSM Demonstration
- Going Digital: News Bytes vol 6 .pdf (437KB) 5/7/12
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Third Round Participants HIE Press Release .pdf (225KB) 4/18/12
The Agency for Health Care Administration (Agency) today announced the selection of the third round of health organizations to participate in the state's developing health information exchange. The technology framework provided by the health information exchange will enable participating health care providers to timely and securely access patient health information. - Going Digital: News Bytes vol 5 .pdf (437KB) 4/6/12
- Going Digital: News Bytes vol 3 .pdf (437KB) 2/6/12
- Going Digital: News Bytes vol 2 .pdf (446KB) 1/6/12
- Going Digital: News Bytes vol 1 .pdf (497KB) 12/5/11
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Orlando Business Journal -7/12
AHCA announces First Participants in Florida's Health Information Exchange.

