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Pharmacy workflow on life support

Posted on February 2, 2010 by Jerry Fahrni
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A friend from Talyst stopped by the pharmacy and spent the greater part of Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning taking a look at what it means to work in an acute care hospital pharmacy. We have several pieces of Talyst automation and technology in our pharmacy and he was interested in how we used it and how it fit into the general scheme of things. As we roamed the pharmacy, I began describing our Pyxis system, how we handle our replenishment, how we put our order away, how we package bulk medications, how we barcode syringes, how we handle an IV batch, how we handle infusions for our smart pumps, and so on and so forth ad infinitum. It was a good exercise for me as it often improves my understanding of something when I try to explain it to someone else.
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Categories: Automation, Pharmacy Informatics | Tags: Pharmacy Automation, Pharmacy Remodel, Workflow

Cool Technology for Pharmacy

Posted on June 25, 2009 by Jerry Fahrni
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I’ve decided to do something a little bit different this week. Below is a presentation I had to give following the completion of our pharmacy remodel and the implementation of our pharmacy barcode system. More images of the implementation can be found here.

Barcoding Solution In Pharmacy

Categories: Cool Technology | Tags: AutoPack, AutoPharm, Barcoding, PARx, Pharmacy Remodel, Pharmacy Technology
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