By now, it’s possible you’ve heard of Primex OneVue Sense®, a benefit-rich solution that offers automated monitoring to safeguard your pharmacy’s valuable medications, vaccines, and workspaces. But did you know Primex offers another beneficial solution that can further optimize your pharmacy’s efficiency?
It’s called Primex OneVue Sync™, and it can change how your pharmacy operates — for the better.
Importance of Timing in a Pharmacy Setting
Time management is an essential skill for pharmacy staff. Between preparing prescriptions, dispensing medications, and consulting with patients, staff have a multitude of everyday tasks they need to complete, with many other jobs sprinkled in throughout the day. Making time for these accountabilities is vital to operating a well-functioning, customer-service-oriented, and profitable pharmacy.
Specific responsibilities, like a targeted medication intervention, can impact a pharmacy’s bottom line. A 2013 study found that medication interventions must be completed in under 21.85 minutes for an even ROI. Another area where a strong ROI could benefit a pharmacy is in its product sales. To calculate product ROI, you’d divide your gross profit (total sales minus cost of goods sold) by your average inventory cost. Determining the numbers in such an equation requires effort and valuable time, the latter of which Primex can assist.
Benefits of Primex Clocks in Your Pharmacy
Primex OneVue Sync™ provides facilitywide synchronized clocks that help to keep everyone working alongside the same time. These clocks, whether analog or digital, help by eliminating time discrepancies between individuals, meetings, and scheduled responsibilities. When everyone follows the same time schedule, it’s more likely that staff can complete more tasks in a given time frame or complete their necessary tasks by the time needed. Synchronized clocks can also help pharmacy staff realize how long certain tasks are taking, which can help them realize where other areas of their attention are required. Read more >
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