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This report discusses the role of information system in pharmacy, its importance in healthcare, limitations and future prospects. It covers topics like system architecture, history of information technology, and the importance of IT in healthcare. The report also discusses the limitations of IT in healthcare and the future of IT in healthcare.

The Role of Information System in Pharmacy - Desklib

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REPORTThe role of information system in pharmacy
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Report: The role of information system in pharmacyTable of ContentsIntroduction2System Architecture2History of Information Technology3The importance of IT in health care4Limitation of IT in healthcare4Future of IT in healthcare5Conclusion6References71| P a g e
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Report: The role of information system in pharmacyIntroductionAl Manara group has set a benchmark by opening drug store retail in the late 80's, which was much of theforeign concept for residents of Abu Dhabi. The idea was new and innovative making clients walk acrosstheir aisles and have a look at their items before procurements. The more deals could be booked with highsatisfaction among the customers through this outlook. The company has built several more branchesincluding a huge drug store in Al Ain Mall which opened in 1999. It is still the largest regarding total areaand product number. As an example, state in art IT system, Italian interiors adopted by the company hasnow been taken by more than stores in UAE. Now the company is also pioneering in the development ofconsultation and treatment rooms within the pharmacies which is at par concept for the futuristicwarehouse. Al Manara is open system inviting new concepts and ideas to improvise its services tointensify the feeling of wellbeing. The company is now a most trusted brand of dependable pharmacychain in the country. The group consists of 4 important interlinked subgroups supporting each other atvarious levels. All subgroups are independent and a brand in itself, managed by qualified individuals withinternational experience in the business and management of healthcare services. The warehouse anddistribution systems of Al Manara is well furnished with satisfactory stocking offices, following the firstin first out (FIFO) framework, secured for stealth, fire and other disasters. The system in the warehouse isequipped with excellent temperature controllers to maintain the temperature and best storage conditions(Al Manara Pharmacy, 2017). System ArchitectureAl Manara is looking to integrate a new system called as Pharmacy plus which employing the use of nextgeneration information technology embedded in pharmacy domain. Pharmacy Plus is the software madeup of the HL7 interface. The system encourages information administration by guaranteeing learningstream from the person(s) knowing the person(s) requiring knowledge via association; learning advancesand develops amid the procedure. An HL7 interface device is an integration or interface device fabricatedparticularly for the therapeutic services industry (Dolin et al., 2001). It interfaces legacy frameworks byutilizing a standard informing convention. According to a model agreement, open structure design isacceptable. Anyone can connect to an open structure using standard protocols and conventions. WhenHL7 is used the interface takes into account various frameworks to be added to an HL7 single feed. Theclosed structure model is simpler to organize and design, also it first costs less during implementation,and closed frameworks have more exceptional unwavering quality on single vendors and moredependence on particular applications and advances. Open-framework is followed worldwide, but thereare still tradeoffs in taking after a standard convention when creating interfaces. For example, more2| P a g e
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