E-Prescribing and Opioid Use

E-Prescribing on Opioid-Related Experiences and Outcomes: A Rapid Scoping Review

Project Status: Complete

Knowledge User(s)

Canada Health Infoway

Project Trainee(s)

Stephanie R Cimino, Lauren Cadel, Shanzeh Chaudry

Funding Source(s)

Canada Health Infoway

Project Objectives

To 1) examine how e-prescribing has been used clinically for opioids; 2) examine the effects of e-prescribing on clinical outcomes, the patient/clinician experience, service delivery, and policy related to opioids; and 3) identify current gaps in the literature to inform future studies and/or recommendations for e-prescribing and opioids.

Research Approach

Rapid Scoping Review

Project Lead(s)

Sara Guilcher

Position: Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto
Email: sara.guilcher@utoronto.ca

Sara Guilcher is an Associate Professor at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto. Sara and the Optimizing Health and Healthcare Experiences (OPTI-HEx) lab lead science that aims to optimize overall health care delivery, experiences, outcomes and well-being of individuals. Sara’s main areas of research include integration of care, multi-morbidity, self-management, person-centered care, patient safety and hospital harm. Understanding what matters to people with lived experience, care partners, providers and decision makers is critical to co-creating solutions to complex health system issues.

Sara Guilcher

Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto

Sara Guilcher is an Associate Professor at the Leslie Dan…