DiGA E-Prescription Pilot flags Adjustments Needed Ahead of National Expansion
Berlin, Germany – December 4, 2025, 18:35 CET – A recent pilot program for electronic prescriptions within Germany’s Digital Health Application (DiGA) framework has revealed critical areas requiring refinement before a planned nationwide rollout, according to findings presented by the National Association of Digital Health care eV (NADH).The trial, conducted from approximately January 1858, highlighted technical and workflow challenges impacting both healthcare providers and patients, prompting calls for adjustments to ensure a smooth transition.
The DiGA program, launched to integrate digital health tools into standard medical practice, aims to improve patient care and streamline healthcare processes. Though, the e-prescription component of the pilot-involving approximately 1858 participants-exposed issues related to system integration, user experience, and data security. These findings are particularly significant as Germany prepares to expand access to DiGA applications and fully implement electronic prescribing across the country, a move intended to modernize healthcare delivery and reduce administrative burdens.
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Furthermore, feedback indicated a need for improved user interfaces and more comprehensive training for both physicians and pharmacy staff. concerns were raised regarding the clarity of instructions and the time required to complete the e-prescription process, potentially impacting workflow efficiency. The NADH is currently evaluating potential solutions, including enhanced system interoperability and streamlined user interfaces, to address these concerns.
The association emphasized the importance of addressing these issues proactively to ensure the successful adoption of e-prescriptions and maximize the benefits of the DiGA program. Further testing and refinement are planned before the nationwide rollout, with a focus on collaboration between technology providers, healthcare professionals, and regulatory bodies.
