The document summarizes the results of a prescription processing system implemented in Greece over 20 months. Key points:
- The system digitized and processed 2.5 million paper prescriptions per month from IKA, reducing costs by 693 million euros total.
- It introduced controls and rebate collection that were previously missing. Pharmaceutical expenditure increases dropped from 10-20% annually to decreased costs.
- The system integrated prescription submission, clearing, payments and reporting across doctors, pharmacies, medicines and insured citizens in Greece.
- Statistics showed expenditure decreases each month after implementation compared to projected increases without the system. Future extensions could fully integrate online capabilities.
10. MIS – Standard Reporting (Samples) …
• Number of prescribing doctors and specialty
• Doctors with over 70% on a specific pharmacy
• 20 first pharmacies with largest claimed amounts
• 50 first medicines with largest total volumes in prescriptions
• Amount and volume of prescription per doctor specialty and diagnosis
type
• 200 first doctors based on volume & amount of prescriptions
• 30 first pharmaceutical companies based on volume & amounts
• First pharmacies in amount reduction after control
• Detailed Doctor Prescription Report (in english / for Troica)
+ hundreds of ad-hoc reports and analysis