Electronic Prescription of the National Health System (RESNS)
The medical prescription is the standardized document by which legally empowered professionals prescribe medicinal products or medical devices to the patient for dispersion.
The electronic medical prescription is a modality of digital service to support medical care that allows physicians to issue and transmit prescriptions by electronic means, based on information and communication technologies, which can subsequently be dispensed. The interoperable electronic prescription service of the National Health System (RESNS) allows the dispensing from any pharmacy, by electronic means, of the medicinal product prescribed in another autonomous region. It is only necessary to present the individual health card.
Video on the general operation of RESNS
Chronology of incorporation of the Autonomous Regions to RESNS,see here
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Interoperability of electronic prescription in the National Health System, see here
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- RESNS services,see here.
- Incorporation of Mutual Insurance Societies with public provision in RESNS in the Autonomous Regions:
- Current situation,please refer to the map
- Chronology of incorporation, see here
Links of interest
RESNS interoperability usage data
AEMPS.CIMA On-line Medicinal Product Information Centre
Clinical information systems. SNOMED-CT
General Registry of Centres, Establishments and Healthcare Services (REGCESS)
Data protection decalogue for healthcare and administrative personnel
Guide for patients and users of health care published by the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD)
