Applied-Information Technology in Improving the Administration of Drugs that Target Safety Information Warning Platform

Wang Ping Xiong; Xian Zhou; Guo Liang Xu; Ling Zhu Xiong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.540.431

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Applied-Information Technology in Improving the Administration of Drugs that Target Safety Information Warning Platform

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In this paper, in order to improve safety as the goal of rational drug use by Oracle to establish a standardized and practical information on pharmaceutical information database to. Net development tools, monitored irrational drug prescription from a doctor or prescription medication before, pharmacy consultation and exchange of information, providing pharmacy services in three areas to build knowledge in order to improve the administration of information security as the goal of early warning systems and medicine formulations.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 540)

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Wang Ping Xiong, Xian Zhou, Guo Liang Xu*, Ling Zhu Xiong

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Applied-Information Technology, Decision Support System (DSS), Pharmacy Information, Rational Drug Use

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