What if you could improve your confidence in delivering medication safely?
From prescriptions to patient administration, the workflow for medication management can be complex with numerous processes and potential errors
- In an oncology setting, 29% of prescriptions written by hand contain at least one mistake.1
- Only 2% of administration errors are intercepted, making them the toughest to prevent.2-4
- 10.44% of compounded preparations contain errors with potential critical consequences.5
- 7% of infusions are compounded in error during the preparation stage.6
Free up time to care
Connected Medication Management combines a streamline approach to reduce medication errors, increase traceability and free up nurses from documentation and excess work, contributing to increased patient and staff safety.
A medication error affects the patient, as well as the patient's family and the healthcare provider involved.
To learn how a medicine error affected Lisa's family, click the video.
Implementing Connected Medication Management in your hospital could lead to
- 53% less prescribing errors compared to paper-based prescribing, when using a prescribing workflow software solution, in an oncology and haematology setting.1
- 80% reduction in drug dispensing error rates in automated dispensing cabinets at wards.7
- Smart pump implementation has proven effective in intercepting high-risk drug programming errors. In a paediatric unit, 283 errors were intercepted over a 62-month observation period. High-risk drugs were involved in 58% of prevented errors.8
Connected Medication Management is a journey.
Discover how automation impacts medication safety—on the ward
Discover the experience of Prof. Pascal Bonnabry, Chief Pharmacist at Geneva University Hospital on how implementation of software and hardware solutions help to reduce medication errors on the ward.
What if you could stay focused when juggling several projects at the same time?
What if the medication process could be simpler and allow you to focus on patients without interruption?
