Drug utilization review modules

If one asks the question, What is my computer supposed to be doing when I m providing pharmaceutical care the answer will not only describe the appropriate hardware or device that matches the needs of the professional providing the care, but should also describe the optimal software that will support the provision of pharmaceutical care. We define the point-of-care as the place where a pharmacist provides pharmaceutical care to a patient or assists a colleague (pharmacist, physician, or nurse) in the provision of care. Many kinds of software available on the market today focus solely on transaction processing, with minimal decision support available through prospective drug utilization review (DUR) modules. 

More extensive reviews describing antiobesity drugs which function by modulating energy intake, intestinal absorption of dietary carbohydrate or lipid, fatty acid synthesis, lipid utilization and energy expenditure have appeared recently. ... 

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