Kristensen Alice, Wengler Bente
MedCom, Odense, Denmark.
Stud Health Technol Inform. 2012;180:1227-9.
The Common Medicine card (CMC) is a new national service in Denmark which aim is to ensure better patient care and minimize medication errors. All health professionals as well as authorities have to use this system. CMC requires changing the organization of work for both physicians and clinical staff in General Practice (GP). Commissioning of CMC in GP requires a significant effort beyond the technical installation of the solution. Finding the right way to implement a new service in a busy GP has been the main focus of the national project organization MedCom. MedCom has in collaboration with the five regions in Denmark, established a joint plan and has created an implementation model contraining various initiatives including "after hours" meetings for each service provider of EMR (Electronic Medicine Records) in order to disseminate and support the new CMC service. This paper shows the status of the "after hours" meetings effect in dissemination of CMC from August to November 2011.
通用医学卡（CMC）是丹麦一项新的全国性服务，其目的是确保更好的患者护理并尽量减少用药错误。所有卫生专业人员以及当局都必须使用该系统。CMC要求改变全科医疗（GP）中医生和临床工作人员的工作组织方式。在全科医疗中启用CMC需要付出巨大努力，这超出了该解决方案的技术安装范畴。在繁忙的全科医疗中找到实施新服务的正确方法一直是国家项目组织MedCom的主要关注点。MedCom与丹麦的五个地区合作，制定了联合计划，并创建了一个实施模型，其中包含各种举措，包括为每个电子病历（EMR）服务提供商召开“下班后”会议，以便传播和支持新的CMC服务。本文展示了2011年8月至11月“下班后”会议在传播CMC方面的效果状况。
