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Response to a prescription drug is due to mutiple factors

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People should not use prescription drugs unless they are truly needed.
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Abuse of prescription drugs is becoming a growing problem.
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A system to monitor prescriptions being filled is necessary.
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A workable prescription monitoring system is improbable
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A workable prescription monitoring system can be created from:
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A concept identifying & driven Electronic Medical Record (EMR)
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Welford Chart Notes is an EMR which has a concept parser
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Welford Chart Notes identifies concepts within the Clinical Note
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Welford Chart Notes can be concept-driven
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Clinical concepts alone and in combination are action oriented
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A prescription drug is a concept that has meanings in terms of:
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Response to a prescription drug is due to mutiple factors
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Response to a prescription drug can be dose dependent
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A prescription can affect clinical outcomes
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A prescription drug can be a brand name drug or a generic drug
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A prescription drug can be part of a clinical prediction model
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A prescription drug can interact with a patient problem
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A prescription drug can interact with another prescription drug
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A prescription drug can interact with food
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A prescription drug has formulary and non-formulary indications
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A prescription drug has indications for use
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A Prescription drug has mechanisms of action
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A prescription drug has side effects
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A prescription drug has therapeutic properties
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A prescription drug is used for illness, disease, symptom treatments
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A presecription drug can cause an Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR)
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Drug induced hospital admissions
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Drug surveillance program
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Many drugs together can create Polypharmacy
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Pharmcoepidemiology
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Prescription Drug safety
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