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EPrescribing and Electronic Transfer of Prescriptions - hiqa.ie

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Figure 1. Australia – ETP Level 1<strong>EPrescribing</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Electronic</strong> <strong>Transfer</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Prescriptions</strong>: an International Rev<strong>ie</strong>wHealth Information <strong>and</strong> Quality Authority• ETP level 2: This level, illustrated in Figure 2 adds an approved form <strong>of</strong>electronic prescriber’s signature to make the electronic prescription authoritative<strong>and</strong> legal. The paper prescription is replaced with a printed prescriptionnotification that contains information for the individual <strong>and</strong> a DAK, which theindividual gives to the dispensing pharmacist <strong>and</strong> grants access to theprescription. The prescription notification is not considered a legal prescription. Tosupport ETP level 2, an approved form <strong>of</strong> electronic signature is required.Adoption <strong>of</strong> level 2 in community settings requires a high adoption rate incommunity pharmac<strong>ie</strong>s as without this, the individual cannot use a prescriptionnotification to receive prescribed medications. Level 2 adoption also supportspaperless reimbursement <strong>of</strong> community pharmacists by the prescriptionreimbursement service (PBS).Figure 2 Australia – ETP Level 29

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