In 2011, 58 percent of office-based physicians in the US were using e-prescribing, with solo practitioners showing the most significant growth. The number of electronic prescriptions increased to 570 million. The report also shows that e-prescriptions resulted in a 10 percent increase in patient first-fill medication adherence, which could lead to significant healthcare cost savings and improved health outcomes in the next 10 years. The report discusses the future of e-prescribing and how industry collaboration is driving continuous improvements in electronic prescription quality.
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