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A case study of health information system workflow on mitigating opioid drug abuse in Saudi Arabia's healthcare system
computer-sciencesinteroperabilitypharmacy-and-pharmaceutical-sciencespopulation-healthpublic-healthsaudi-arabia
The hospitals in Saudi Arabia, which have been studied in this research, are almost entirely automated. Healthcare information systems (HIS) are quite efficient; however, the health information exchange (HIE) is absent in the existing systems for different hospitals. Opioid drugs are an addictive su
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