History of Enterprise Medication Management

Last update Apr. 15^th 2022 7:00:43 PM

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  jewl37 on Apr. 15^th 2022 7:00:43 PMReport

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  Compare Connected Medication Management vs Pharmacy Centric Medication Management vs IT Centric Medication Management vs Best of Breed Medication Management

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  Connected Medication Management, EHR Centric Medication Management, Product Centric Medication Management

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  Link, Inventory Management, Enterprise Perpetual Inventory-Central Pharmacy & Medication Storgae Locations, Enterprise Inventory Visability, Automated & Ultlization Based Procurement, Centralization:Storage,Packaging,Distribution, Automated Replenishment & Technician Workflows, Supports Server Consolidation with Enterprise Model, Centralized Management: Formulary, Barcodes, and Users, IV Room Workflow, Automates Compounding process with "Hands Free" workflow, Barcode and Gravametrics with "In Process" Hard Stops, Prompts to use next available vial or Remnant for reduced waste, Image Capture with "remote" verification, Guided workflow with Documentation, Option to Route request for "replacement" IV per Infusion Status, Option to Capture Lot and Expiration Dates, Workflow Queues for Prioritization, IV Room Inventory Visibility, Medication Checking/Tracking, Order Status Visability & Tracking, Bar-coding along entire process, Facilitates Efficiency with Visibility on where to reroute labor within Medication Distribution Process, Enterprise Automated Dispensing, 95% or greater of medications available in care area Via High Capacity/High Secure Drawers, Supports Automation in all care areas, Medication Security-Minimal use of "open" drawers/Limited to scope of Practice, Dynamic inventory verses static, Integrated with inventory management for replenishment, Closed loop Narcotic tracking with EMAR: Dispensed Vs. Administered, Centrally Manage All ES Servers globally: Formulary, Barcodes, and Users., Infusion Devices, Power of One: One user interface. , One formulary data set/library to manage for all modalities per Server, Supports Server Consolidation. 8,000 PCUs and 32,000 modules on a single server, Manage Single Enterprise Drug Library, Data Set(s) and CQI reporting For All Modalities for All Servers, Auto population of orders(LVP &Syringe)-HIT integration, IV Status Visibility for pharmacy: Replacement, compliance, Monitoring, Integrated respiratory monitoring with ability to pause PCA/Opioid Infusion, Documentation to EMR flowsheet, Accurate capture of Start & Stop times for revenue capture, Enterprise Support of interoperability across multiple facilities on a common server., Near Real-time infusion status dashboard (HealthSight Viewer), IV Prep Integration - Un-used/returned bag and partial vial = waste reduction, Medication System Integration, Manage single Formulary across all solutions with Data Manager with HER integration, One Enterprise Interface Engine for all BD Medication Solutions, Globally manage all Servers for all BD Medication Products, Supports Enterprise "Command Center" For Solutions: Formulary, Users, Barcodes, Settings, Drug Library, Enterprise Medication Management, Enterprise Wide Proactive Diversion Management, Enterprise Medication Management Inventory Optimization, Actionable data from centralized location across all BD products, Centralized shortage management and redeployment, New formulary/Bar-code items centrally entered once and published to all BD Servers increasing efficiency and reducing risk of manual error, Drug standards centrally managed, and can be locked down at the facility level, enabling true enterprise standardization and management, Normalized Med ID across all BD servers enabling analytics and benchmarking across products, locations and organizations, Enterprise enforcement of IDN Medication standards