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    A Project Report on Medication Provider Workspace
    (2017-08-18T12:09:26Z) Sivaranjani, J
    Medication provider workspace project is carried at “Cerner Healthcare Services Private Limited” Bengaluru. This system allows the clinicians to enter, order medical and non-medical services electronically. The primary objective of this application is to reduce the rate of medical errors that occurs in the manual process of transcription sharing across the clinical departments. Also this system replaces the traditional patient record management with Electronic Medical Records (EMR), which eliminates manual way of taking notes. Healthcare professionals must use a computerized medication provider tool to record and dispense the prescribed medicines to fulfil the meaningful use requirements. If it is done manually it results in time consumption and errors. Developing an efficient application will ensure a leading edge of care by submitting prior authorizations electronically. This reduces the administrative burden and help the patients to quickly get the medications that they need. It provides a shared access to critical medications and services. This ensures high availability and security while medication errors can be prevented. Thus ensuring “Right medication to the right patient”. Agile software development methodology is being used in this project which makes the process very flexible and evolving. [1]

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