Here are three top productivities for unit-dose packaging, storage, and dispensing:
• Eliminate human touches throughout the packaging, distributing, and returning process.
• Store over 50,000 unit doses.
• Ensure the right patient gets the right medication with barcode verification
PillPick® is part of an end-to-end, integrated solution of Swisslog Healthcare equipment and software that controls and manages medication from wholesaler to patient. Swisslog Healthcare's solutions for medication packaging, storage, and dispensing were inspired by the need for safer medication distribution practices.
The system puts bar codes and labels pills into unit doses, using a unique serial number for automated dispensing and bedside verification. The RFID-enabled canisters and secure medication loading features can reduce pharmacists' workload by as much as 50 percent.
Critically important, nurses will feel assured with PillPick accuracy and barcoded medications that they scan to verify the patient has the accurate drug.
With decades of experience in hospital and health system automation, Swisslog Healthcare's diverse expertise extends across transport and healthcare. Swisslog Healthcare is a global industry leader for medication management solutions with a unique combination of specialties that unites forward-thinking pharmacy and material transport automation with software and analytics to increase accuracy, traceability and boost efficiency.
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