KLAS analyzed data from 60 healthcare organizations for its Opioid Prescription Intelligence 2019 report. Participants were asked about their opinions on the effectiveness of their organization’s opioid prescription intelligence software. Scores are based on a nine-point scale.
When asked if the software their organization uses improves opioid prescribing practices, participants provided the following ratings of their vendors:
· Appriss Health: 8.1.
· PastRx: 8.5.
· AffirmHealth: 8.7.
· Collective Medical Technologies: 7.1.
· DrFirst: 8.0.
When asked if the software their organization uses identifies and prevents opioid-use disorder, participants provided the following ratings of their vendors:
· Appriss Health: 7.9.
· PastRx: 8.1.
· Collective Medical Technologies: 7.4.
· DrFirst: 7.4.
To access the full report, click here.
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