What if you could stay focused while juggling several things at the same time?
Up to 4 hours per shift are spent outside of caring for patients
- Arround 38% of a nurse’s time is spent on non-clinical activities like searching for medications, delayed documentation and unnecessary communication.1
- More than 400 calls per day were made from nurses to pharmacies at a thousand-bed hospital, including requests for missing medication.2
Free up time to care
Connected Medication Management is a streamlined approach to the medication process designed to reduce errors. Removing elements of documentation of the pathway allows additional time to care.
Implementing digitalised automation from prescription to administration helps to improve patient safety and releases time to care
Discover how BD applies expertise in the oncology area, and helps nurses to refocus 3 hours and 24 min per day on patient care. Watch the full webinar recording of East Tallinn Central Hospital online.
Implementing Connected Medication Management in your hospital could lead to
- 34 less hours per month spent on dispensing registration activities with ADC, from 36 to 2 hours/month, in a surgical unit.3
- 3 hours 24 minutes of nursing time saved each day when using a prescribing workflow software solution in an oncology setting.4
- Automated dispensing cabinets (ADCs) reduce drug dispensing time by 20% and if installed in quiet rooms reduce the frequency of interruptions by 45%.5
- 75% less time required for administrative system management, by using a connected medication management system, integrating automated dispensing and real-time visibility of patient, medication and device needs.6
Listen to Amanda Sparkes, Chief Clinical Officer at Inicio and former Royal Free London divisional director of operations and nursing, on how nurses benefited from automation and digitisation of the medication management processes.
What if you could improve your confidence in delivering medication safely?
What if the medication process could be simpler and allow you to focus on your patients without interruption?
