Outcome will be determined through a questionnaire and will describe prescriber satisfaction in managing patient's prescriptions at 6 months 19 questions in relation to the impact of electronic prescriptions on the patient's journey, from when a prescription is required to when their medicines are received with the options: Strongly Disagree, Slightly Disagree, Slightly Agree, Strongly Agree. For example:

1. Easier for me to send patients prescriptions when they are not in the clinic
2. Patients have increased control and understanding of their medicines
3. Electronic prescriptions are more patient centric

Determined through a questionnaire, a description of the clinical implications associated with consumers utilizing digital prescriptions at 6 months Please indicate the extent to which you agree with the following statements about the impact of ScalaMed electronic prescriptions on patient care: Strongly Disagree, Slightly Disagree, Slightly Agree, Strongly Agree

1. Reduces the likelihood of prescription errors
2. Makes it easier for patients to have their prescriptions dispensed
3. Empowers patients with their data
4. Reduces admin burden in the clinic
5. Reduces fraud
6. Helps patients adhere to their medicine
7. Integrates data across providers
8. Reduces workload
9. Reduced lost of missing prescriptions

Description of clinically relevant patient measures affected by proper utilization of medication information, measured through repeat questionnaires over 6 months

1. Which of the following features of ScalaMed do you value? (Tick all that apply)

1. No paper
2. Value for patient - ease and convenience and source of truth data
3. Ability to view patient's prescribing across doctors
4. Ability to view patient's dispensing history
5. Potential for interaction and allergy alerts
6. Ability to send prescriptions to patients remotely (prescriber) / patients can send me prescriptions remotely (pharmacy)

To describe the relationship of digitally sharing data and communications between the consumer and their care team, measured through repeat questionnaires over 6 months

A description of the relationship between shared data and efficient and relevant care measured through a Combination of patient and clinical questionnaires over 6 months.

Patients questionnaires:

1. Did you find a mistake, or issue with a prescription that you were sent BECAUSE of ScalaMed - that is, ScalaMed helped you see that you received an incorrect medicine or dosage? Yes/No
2. Did you see another health care practitioner since you last completed a questionnaire? Yes /No Did you show them your prescription data on ScalaMed? Yes/No Clinician Questions

1.Which of the following features of ScalaMed do you value? (Tick all that apply) 2.Electronic prescriptions have the potential to reduce miscommunication between health professionals: Strongly Disagree, Slightly Disagree, Slightly Agree, Strongly Agree

A description of consumer engagement and experience at the pharmacy over 6 months, as measured by repeat questionnaires.

Pharmacyexamples: 4 questions in relation to the impact of electronic prescriptions on the patient's journey, from when a prescription is required to when their medicines are received with the options: Strongly Disagree, Slightly Disagree, Slightly Agree, Strongly Agree. For example:

d. Electronic prescriptions are more legible e. Has potential to reduce miscommunication between health professionals Patient examples:Since you last completed a questionnaire have you arrived in a pharmacy to find you had no more prescriptions/repeats available? Yes/no At the moment do you know where all your prescriptions are stored/kept? Yes/no