The Italian healthcare system is about to undergo a significant transformation with the introduction of the dematerialization of paper medical prescriptions. This innovation, provided for by Article 54 of the recent budget law, aims to make the prescription of drugs covered by the National Health Service more efficient.
The new rule establishes that all prescriptions for drugs must be made exclusively in electronic format. This change not only simplifies the prescription process, but also aims to:
According to a Dossier by the Research Service of the Chamber and Senate, the final goal is that by 2025 all medical prescriptions will be issued in electronic format, integrating directly with the Electronic Health Record system.
This change represents an important step towards the digitalization of the Italian healthcare system. The transition to electronic prescriptions will not only offer greater efficiency, but will also contribute to a more transparent and secure management of healthcare information. However, the implementation of this regulation will require a period of adaptation, during which it will be essential to ensure training and support for all healthcare professionals involved. In conclusion, as 2025 approaches, it is essential to monitor the progress of this initiative and assess how it can improve the effectiveness and quality of health services offered to Italian citizens.
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