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The aim was to adapt and optimize the Electronic Asthma Management System for use in community pharmacies.

Designing a computerized decision support system for asthma chronic disease management in community pharmacies

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Randomized trial demonstrates improved asthma management in community pharmacies, indicating potential for better patient outcomes.

The aim was to adapt and optimize the Electronic Asthma Management System for use in community pharmacies.
Iteratively developed the eAMS-Pharm prototype with input from pharmacists and eHealth experts.
Conducted six focus group cycles with 28 pharmacy team members for feedback and usability testing.
Modified the system based on focus group findings and assessed using a questionnaire.
Achieved a System Usability Scale score of 82.9, indicating high usability.
Received favorable user responses regarding design, workflow, and overall system impact.
Developed an optimized system featuring a pharmacy portal, patient dashboard, and guideline-based recommendations.

Ning et al. (2026) studied this question.

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