IDENTI Secured Narcotics Cabinet
USED BY CLINICIANS.
MANAGED BY PHARMACISTS.
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Optimizes the pharmaceutical supply chain work in a remote setting
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Eliminates the need for manual documentation of drug dispensing and returns
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Dynamic and flexible reporting system that allows the pharmacy to manage and monitor the issuance and administration of narcotic drugs in accordance with the strictest governmental regulatory requirements
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The system issues alert reports and can be viewed at any given moment, portraying in-stock quantities and expiration lists
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“Exceptions" such as broken ampoules or pull-out of many drugs at once are also documented
FULL AND EFFICIENT TRACEABILITY OVER STAFF AND DRUGS INVENTORY
The best inventory management system to support decentralized dispensing at the point of care.
An automated system for the administration of controlled substances and narcotics. Includes secured drug cabinet, integrated AI inventory management software and full interface with the patient file.
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Control of the entire drug issuance process from start to finish
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The only solution on the market that ensures full reconciliation of drug administration regulations
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Designed for usage by physicians, anesthetists and nurses within OR and procedure room settings
BENEFITS FOR HOSPITALS
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The secured cabinets are placed inside core areas, such as operating rooms and procedural rooms
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Individual drug pull-out and return
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Full visibility over inventory levels and expiring drugs with real-time alerts
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Management of drug surplus returns and destruction documentation
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Simple medication selection and replenishment
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Strict compliance with drug control regulations
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Protects against theft and misuse
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Ability to track ward staff activities and elimination of dispensing mistakes and administration errors
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Fully integrates with ERP and EHR
NEW! Safe and simple face identification
The hospital may choose to access the system using face recognition technology, which does not require removing gloves or touching the screen. Alternatively, access to the drug dispenser can be granted through biometric or password identification.
How It Works
01: Physicians and other medical personnel are recognized with biometric, card or password identification.
02: Medications are dispensed for each patient by reading the patient barcode.
03: After dispensing, physicians report actual patient usage in the hospital clinical system.
04: Left-over items are returned to the cabinet and open dosages are eliminated and reported to the system.
05: The system alerts the pharmacist when inventory is running low
06: Pharmacist stores medications in the IDENTI secured medicine cabinet storage.
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