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Preschoolers' Mathematics Game Preferences and Learning Performance through Designing a Degree of Freedom for a Tablet Game
Education and information technologies
electronic prescribing eprescribing systems potential increase quality care reduce costs officially since 22 december 2021 eprescribing mandated iran study aimed investigate patients perceptions eprescribing system descriptiveanalytic crosssectional study conducted 2023 study sample comprised 394 patients referred pharmacies five teaching hospitals sample size estimated using cochrans formula data collection performed using researchermade questionnaire data analyzed using descriptive mean standard deviation frequency percentage analytic pearson spearman correlation oneway anova twosample ttest statistics 85 patients aware eprescribing system 70 preferred eprescribing almost 57 patients believed eprescribing impact medication adherence mean score patients satisfaction eprescribing patients attitude toward eprescribing impact eprescribing patient care 391 0046 345 0028 310 0050 5 respectively significant fair correlation impact eprescribing patient care patients attitude towards eprescribing additionally significant poor correlation patient satisfaction impact eprescribing patient care patients attitude toward eprescribing p 005 majority patients demonstrated awareness eprescribing system expressed preference electronic prescribing patients reported overall positive satisfaction well relatively positive perceptions experiences evaluated eprescribing system patients perspective receiving eprescribing tracking code sms popular method tracking prescriptions greater focus patient engagement considering requirements needs system crucial improve delivery patientcentered care