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Pharmacy Informatics

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Pharmacy Informatics is a specialized field within healthcare that focuses on leveraging data and technology to optimize medication-related processes and improve patient care outcomes. It involves the application of information technology, data analytics, and automation systems to manage medication-related information effectively. Overall, Pharmacy Informatics plays a vital role in modern healthcare by harnessing data-driven approaches to optimize medication management processes, enhance patient safety, and facilitate evidence-based decision-making across the continuum of care.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Date
27 June 2024
Pages
128
ISBN
9786207649907

Pharmacy Informatics is a specialized field within healthcare that focuses on leveraging data and technology to optimize medication-related processes and improve patient care outcomes. It involves the application of information technology, data analytics, and automation systems to manage medication-related information effectively. Overall, Pharmacy Informatics plays a vital role in modern healthcare by harnessing data-driven approaches to optimize medication management processes, enhance patient safety, and facilitate evidence-based decision-making across the continuum of care.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Date
27 June 2024
Pages
128
ISBN
9786207649907