linical information system that endbles the phy’ icians to bypass written «and verbal information and instead focus fon data entry. Order entry includes da particular to areas such as lab work, | radiology tests, and medication records. stem operates automatically by The *Yonsmitting orders from one department to the other or to Hn responsible individuals for a surety the right actions are carried ou USER-FRIENDLY & BROWSED-BASED :CHNOLOGY Tebault be scceasble through any browser e enabled computer, onytime, anywhere, The system gil must be needed to be highly flexible, allowing for rapid modifications of content and functionality to meet the changing needs of a large medical sta aand clinical workforce. LEDGE ON CPOE ROLE providing feedback to clinicians involved in ual aa ‘and is the powerful and effective tool for improving physicians prescribing the manner of drugs. PROPER CPOE GRANING Na tplementotion of CPOE system depends on wer ‘ception of the system. This training shall inclu: Pe Gland dizotion of medication prescriptions; erent ome Sm (a isk de yrescription lees of CPOE on illegibility errors; preva a latest information on updated prescription uss drugs due to the insistence of the patient. Being a computerized system, it is crucial in the sense that it helps in patient safety, improved care, as well as modernization of the overall medical Practices. Since Preventable medical errors are eliminated that offers a chance to make optimal ordering decisions. For instance, specific diagnoses have their particular set of orders, and with the CPOE, it allows for pre programmed and approved orders that follow the accepted Protocols particular to these diagnoses. UNFAVORABLE WORKFLOW CHANGES. The order will go directly from physicians to the lab ond therefore the nurses will not be able to conduct checks ‘and counterchecks on the order before it reaches the lab ond so in case there will be an error on such orders the nurses will not be able to identify the error before ; the order reaches the lab. UNEXPECTED ERRORS ‘The computerized order entry system is used inappropriately or is poorly designed, errors related to ‘order entries may occur which can greatly endanger the safety of the patients and also lower the quality of health care services, RECURRING DEMAND FOR SYSTEM CHANGES, As the time goes by, the hospitals users will be relying ‘more on the system and will therefore demand for improved functionality. With the increased functionality, the system features will aso increase which means that more resources will need to be dedicated to CPOE ‘System implementation and maintenance. UNFAVORABLE COMMUNICATION CHANGES Implementing Computerized Order Entry System will at some point affect the communication between the hospital staffs and the patients. The staff will have o belief that by just entering an order, the other staff will just see it and work on it.