Pharmacy Informatics

winny setyonugroho, M.T.

Head of Health Informatics Dept
faculty of medicine and health sciences
UMY
 Pharmacy Information System

 optimize the safety and efficiency of the

medication use process
 assist the pharmacist in delivering care

 Increased efficiency
 Reduces preparing and dispensing time

 Increased pharmacist time for clinical

activities
 Advanced safety measures
 Pharmacy Information System

 patient-specific clinical data

 support review of medication appropriateness, real-time
inventory management, and interact w/ other system

 CPOE
 bar code medication administration (BCMA)
 automated dispensing systems
 billing systems
 EHR
 Ambulatory System

 receive, process, fill, and dispense prescription

orders
 track inventory

 bill insurance payers for prescriptions

 Hospital Pharmacy Information
System

to communicate data to and from prescribers,

pharmacy, laboratory, and nursing

Traditionally, pharmacists received handwritten physician

orders, physically delivered to the pharmacy for processing

Now, capture of these forms to be transmitted directly to

pharmacy
 HIS
A patient file will contain all primary patient data, including
name, sex, age, allergies, height, weight, attending
physician,primary and secondary diagnoses, and insurance
information

Admission, discharge, and transfer (ADT), change beds,

rooms, wards, or units

A drug file, doses, warnings, available routes of administration,

criteria for use, formulary status, and additional dispensing
comments.
 HIS
A patient file will contain all primary patient data, including
name, sex, age, allergies, height, weight, attending
physician,primary and secondary diagnoses, and insurance
information

Admission, discharge, and transfer (ADT), change beds,

rooms, wards, or units

A drug file, doses, warnings, available routes of administration,

criteria for use, formulary status, and additional dispensing
comments.