Seven thousand patients die each year from malpractice writing

The doctor's bad writing is one of the most controversial issues for patients, when the latter should decomposing “ ” a recipe.

According to a report by the U.S. National Institute of Medicine Sciences, the fact that nurses or pharmacists cannot clearly distinguish the appointment of drugs from doctors ' bad writing causes the unintentional death of about 70,000 people in the United States every year. Of course, not all cases result fatal, for most are patients who simply experience mild complications.

To minimize this problem, technology companies in cooperation with institutions plan to use the drug description system through technology, which will be used by doctors and will make such mistakes happen so that many people can spend their lives.

Google, Athena, Dell and many hospitals in America have already introduced this system that doctors will be offered for free.