2020 年 46 巻 3 号 p. 153-159
In our hospital, we introduced a temporary ordering system for prescribing medicine that doctors can use. From June 2016, the pharmacist checked medicines brought and entered medication information into the electronic medical record as a temporary order when the patient was hospitalized.
The utilization rate after the introduction of medicines brought orders (79.9%) was approximately 1.25 times higher than that before introduction (63.6%). In addition, queries related to drug prescription decreased after the introduction of the temporary orders (22 cases/month) compared with those before introduction (86 cases/month). In addition, of the 22 cases that occurred after the introduction of the temporary ordering system, 17 cases occurred when the temporary ordering system could not be used.
It is considered that the temporary ordering system for taking medicine can prevent mistakes in taking medicine and contributes not only to the reduction of workload, but also to medical safety.