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• Show by means of an icon or a label whether the medication has already been included in Vitalink or not.
  
  
• The pharmacist must be able to decide for himself whether he/she wants to see the delivery screen when scanning medication. the screen with the Vitalink medication scheme (combined with the active medication from the local EMR).
  
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• In order to be able to deliver faster and more efficiently, the possibilities for input of posology and intake moments need to be improved (see Group 1, 2 & 3 below).
  
  • Provide structured entry fields.
  • Provide pre-filled information where possible. Therefore create, for example, groups of medication:
    
    • Group 1: Medication with always fixed posology & intake moment & shape.
      
      • When this medication is selected: give default value for posology, intake moment & form (but make sure that this can be easily adjusted).
    • Group 2: Medication with fixed intake moment & shape.
      
      • When this medication is selected: give default value for intake moment & shape (but make sure that this can be easily adjusted).
      • Also make sure that the most used posologies are easy to select (eg show 1x / day, 2x / day, 3x / day as radio buttons (selectable via one click), and display the other options via a drop down menu).
    • Group 3: Medication that is always variable.
      
      • As described above, give the most used posologies, intake moments and shapes in a way that they can be selected with one click (buttons, radio buttons, ...).
      • Provide a 'more' button in which multiple selection options of posology, intake moment, ... are displayed.
    • This remark also applies to indication / pathology.

• Focus on simple input. If a complex entry is necessary, it is no problem that the pharmacist has to carry out a extra click for this.
  
  
• Simplify working with templates to save frequently used intake moments, ... (for example, provide 2 action buttons: 'Add' vs. 'Add and save as template').
  
  
• Integrate input for delivery, medication scheme and creating labels for the medication. It is not desirable that the pharmacist should enter this 2x or 3x. These may not be separate modules. It must always start from a structured data input.
  
  
• Analyze the information on the delivery screen. Which information is primary? Which information is secondary (and therefore not a problem if the pharmacist has to click to retrieve this information)?
  
  • By reducing the number of columns in the delivery screen, the Vitalink medication scheme could possibly be integrated in the delivery screen.
    
    • If this is not possible, a switch by means of a single click between the delivery screen and the Vitalink medication scheme remains a requirement.
    • If this is possible, calling up the Vitalink medication scheme remains a prerequisite (without additional information from the delivery screen).

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