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7 years 9 months ago #2072 by Tara Blackwood
Access to medication profile via EHR has improved outcomes...we have a few anecdotes from our users to that effect. it's not only related to opioids but these are included in the full med profile especially once all of our pharmacies are connected this year.

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7 years 9 months ago #2067 by Monica Hazra
Absolutely. When I presented on the OPIOID crisis last week, folks who work in the ED felt that this information was important

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7 years 9 months ago #2066 by Seema Nayani
Hi Everyone,

I came across this article today about three organizations in Guelph, Ontario that are piloting expanded access to the Ontario Digital Health Drug Repository (DHDR), which will allow them to access prescription information, stored in the provincial government's narcotics monitoring system. One of the physician’s involved called it a “game changer”. Do you agree? What benefits do you see for the patient, clinician, and our health care system?

Would love to hear your thoughts.
Seema

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