Abstract
A government institution engaged in healthcare services, such as a Community Health Center (Puskesmas), naturally has a variety of medications available for patients seeking treatment at the Puskesmas. Given that the medications available at the Puskesmas are a key supporting factor in providing healthcare to the public, effective and efficient medication ordering is essential to improve the institution's performance. Currently, medication ordering is not handled by the pharmacy's medication management department. To address this issue, the pharmacy requires a medication ordering system. This system is expected to provide benefits, including streamlining medication ordering data. Based on the research and discussion on the Drug Ordering Information System at the Iya Ate Pharmacy in Waimangura, it can be concluded that the resulting application facilitates the processing of inventory and sales/drug ordering data at Iya Ate Waimangura more quickly, accurately, and efficiently
