#MembersInTheMedia Pharmacy manager Amy Bucknell, RPh, and pharmacist Chelsea Carlson, PharmD, at UnityPoint Health Prairie Parkway spoke with NEWS 7 KWWL on their pharmacy’s latest #technology, allowing them to serve more patients in half the time. 🤖 “It's freeing up time for the pharmacists to do more clinically driven type of duties.” https://bit.ly/494aOW3
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Why Long-Term Care (Closed Door) Pharmacy This joint webinar hosted by SoftWriters and NCPA (National Community Pharmacists Association) is one you do not want to miss. Here's what you'll learn: - The significance of the aging population and the rising demand for Long-Term Care (LTC) inpatient and at-home clinical care models. - A comprehensive comparison of traditional open-door (retail) models vs closed-door (LTC) pharmacies, including operational differences between the two (volume and operational efficiency vs quality customer service). - The importance of community outreach and preparing for your community's current and future needs. - Tips to consider when creating a business case and strategic plan when assessing and implementing a transition into closed-door dispensing. - How diversifying and sharing resources across business units could significantly impact your business's long-term financial and operational success. Register now, and we'll see you next week! Sign Up: https://bit.ly/48HWqmg
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In our blog, 'Freeing the Pharmacist', we explore how reimagining pharmacy workflows can: ✅ Free up more time for pharmacists ✅ Improve patient care and service ✅ Open new revenue opportunities Streamlining processes isn’t just efficient - it can transform patient interactions and drive business growth. Read the full blog: https://lnkd.in/eCR5F4Nq
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🔬 Innovation Rooted in Experience: Why We've Been Supplying Pouches Since 2014 At PillPacPlus, our journey began with over a century of combined community pharmacy expertise. We recognised the growing need for efficient compliance aids & took action. Here's why we've been at the forefront of pouch technology for a decade: 🔹 Founded by pharmacists, for pharmacists 🔹 Addressing real-world medication management challenges 🔹 Proven benefits in compliance and nursing home care 🔹 Continuous innovation in automation technology 🔹 Commitment to enhancing patient outcomes From our CEO Stephen's 15+ years in community pharmacy to our partnerships with global leaders like Yuyama, we've seen firsthand how our pouching solutions transform pharmacy operations. Ready to revolutionise your pharmacy's efficiency & patient care? #PharmacyInnovation #MedicationManagement #HealthcareTechnology
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Great podcast available on the role of the Chief Pharmacy Officer and how organizations can improve quality outcomes and financial margins through the elevation of pharmacy leaders. The healthcare landscape is shifting and having pharmacy leaders at your C-suite table brings much more than “what drug to use when”. Thanks to the wonderful Vizient team and the tremendous speakers Jordan Dow, PharmD, MS, FASHP, FACHE and Michael Oinonen for sharing their insight!
The pharmacy department of a hospital has a significant opportunity to bring value, especially when led by an established chief pharmacy officer.
A chief pharmacy officer in your C-suite: Vital to health system success | VerifiedRx
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I believe that each medication should have specific packaging that distinguishes it from others. The risk of mistakes in the pharmacy is real, and even minor errors can lead to significant harm to patients. By using different packaging for each medication, we can reduce the likelihood of mix-ups and enhance overall safety. Having unique packaging designs would help pharmacy professionals and patients easily identify medications, ultimately contributing to better patient outcomes and reducing the risk of errors. Patient safety should always be our top priority, and more distinguishable packaging is one way to help achieve that!
Below, we have three different medications: Sertraline, Bisoprolol and Naproxen. While the uniform design offers a clean and cohesive look, this uniformity can pose a hidden challenge and raises important questions about patient safety. For pharmacists, accuracy is paramount, and each medication goes through multiple checks before reaching the patient. But as the scope of pharmacy services continues to expand, the risk of errors grows when packaging looks so similar. When so many aspects of our job demand focus and precision, is there an opportunity to improve packaging design to further ensure patient safety? I'd love to hear your thoughts on this! Should medication packaging be more distinguishable, or does uniformity work well in your experience? #pharmacythoughts1
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From Handwritten to Digital: The Future of Prescriptions The healthcare industry is undergoing a paradigm shift with the adoption of digital prescriptions. One of the most significant advancements in this domain is the ability to convert handwritten prescriptions to digital format. This innovation not only enhances efficiency but also ensures patient safety by eliminating the errors commonly associated with illegible handwriting. Every year, countless patients are affected by medication errors stemming from handwritten prescriptions. Whether it’s a pharmacist misinterpreting messy handwriting or a patient struggling to retain their prescription details, the traditional system has inherent flaws. By digitizing handwritten prescriptions, we can create a more streamlined and reliable process for everyone involved. The process of turning handwritten prescriptions digital involves sophisticated AI technology that reads and converts handwritten notes into a standardized digital format. This ensures that prescriptions are stored securely, easily accessible, and error-free. The integration of these digital systems into electronic medical records further enhances coordination between healthcare providers and improves overall patient care. The shift to digital prescriptions also paves the way for better communication between doctors, pharmacists, and patients. Digital records are easy to share, reducing delays in treatment and ensuring that all stakeholders have access to accurate information. For patients, this means fewer trips to the clinic for lost prescriptions and more confidence in the accuracy of their medications. At Nextcare.Life, we specialize in digitizing handwritten prescriptions, bringing a new level of efficiency and reliability to healthcare. By adopting this technology, we are not just improving workflows but also ensuring that patient safety remains at the heart of what we do. The future is digital, and the time to embrace it is now. Say goodbye to the challenges of handwritten prescriptions and step into a world of seamless, error-free healthcare with Nextcare.Life. To read the article penned by Col (Dr) Surendra Ramamurthy, Visit: https://lnkd.in/dweyHxs7 #DigitalPrescriptions #AIHealthcare #MedicalInnovation #PatientSafety #ElectronicHealthRecords #FutureOfHealthcare #TechInMedicine #HandwrittenToDigital #nextcarelife #DigitalTransformation #futureofcare
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See how decentralized doctors dispensing medication in office transforms pharmacy management and precise medication distribution in surgical settings. https://lnkd.in/d8GS3uvb #PhysicianDispensing
Can Decentralized Dispensing Enhance Surgical Care?
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Below, we have three different medications: Sertraline, Bisoprolol and Naproxen. While the uniform design offers a clean and cohesive look, this uniformity can pose a hidden challenge and raises important questions about patient safety. For pharmacists, accuracy is paramount, and each medication goes through multiple checks before reaching the patient. But as the scope of pharmacy services continues to expand, the risk of errors grows when packaging looks so similar. When so many aspects of our job demand focus and precision, is there an opportunity to improve packaging design to further ensure patient safety? I'd love to hear your thoughts on this! Should medication packaging be more distinguishable, or does uniformity work well in your experience? #pharmacythoughts1
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Pixel Care is an all-in-one platform that connects the clinic, the pharmacy and the patient, bringing the full care plan into focus. Pixel Care for patients: • Real-time support from licensed healthcare professionals • Ability to track orders, deliveries, medications, inventory (and request refills) • Log symptoms and side effects • Access to resources, instructional videos and more • Video calls to walk through how to store, mix and administer each medication • Peer-to-peer support and connection • Your entire treatment plan mapped out with daily schedules Pixel Care for clinics and pharmacies: • Reduces costs and improves operational efficiency • Lowers burnout rate of staff • Detailed dashboard for a comprehensive view of each patient's care plan • Eliminates the guesswork on coverage, benefit analysis, formulary and prior authorizations • End to end assurance that shipped orders arrive intact and on time • Pharmacies receive only clean orders that match their formulary, ensuring a positive margin (reduced cost to fill) • Patient support, injection training and education (fully compliant with all OBRA and HIPAA guidelines) Clinics and pharmacies can apply here: https://lnkd.in/e9F4Pp2m Patients can request access to the app here: https://lnkd.in/edPwNPVk
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In case you missed it, here is the recorded Virtual Educational Seminar on the sweeping changes to the pharmacy space. These changes are already being felt by patients, providers, pharmacists and wholesalers. If you’re not prepared, it could significantly impact your business. #multidistrictlawsuit #pharmacy #painmanagement #chronicpain #controlledsubstances #hdcs #dea #legitimatemedicalpurpose
We're excited to share with you a pre-recorded virtual education seminar that delves into a critical topic impacting our industry: "How Controlled vs. Non-Controlled Prescription Ratios Can Impact A Patient's Access To Care." This insightful panel discussion, featuring industry experts like our very own Robert Byrd, VP of Pharmacy Operations at Advanced Rx, Mark Garofoli, "The Pain Guy," and moderated by John Bowman, CEO of Sure Med Compliance, is a valuable opportunity to: Deepen your understanding of the complex relationship between controlled and non-controlled prescriptions. Gain insights into the potential barriers patients may face when seeking appropriate treatment. Explore strategies to optimize patient care while adhering to regulatory guidelines. Go to https://buff.ly/3ZI7H2M to access the pre-recorded session and gain valuable knowledge.
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