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October 27, 2009
PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY RESOURCE – Innovative Technology at the heart of the topic and assisting Independent Pharmacies become more profitable within the program – is Talyst. Read More
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October 25, 2009
PHARMACY PRACTICE NEWS – Numerous articles have been published on the error-reduction potential and operational efficiency gains of central pharmacy automation. Recognition of the potential safety gains has led to increased adoption of central pharmacy automation over the past decade, with at least one source reporting current usage at 10.2% of hospitals surveyed. This is up from 7.8% reported in 2002, and more than double the 1999 rate of 4.5%. Read More
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October 24, 2009
THE LEDGER – Like the scanner that reads bar codes in the grocery, Polk County hospitals are bringing bar-code technology to the bedside, all in the name of patient safety. Read More
- California County Uses Medication-Dispensing Machine in Correctional Facilities
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August 25, 2009
GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY – Corrections departments are responsible for so many burdensome tasks that many of their everyday functions, like administering prescription drugs to inmates, are afterthoughts for the public. However, dispensing medication was so laborious and wasteful for the San Bernardino County (Calif.) Sheriff-Coroner Department that officials sought a way to streamline the process. The end product was essentially a vending machine that links to correctional facility databases and dispenses prescription medications. Read More
- Talyst Specializes in Medication Distribution
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July 13, 2009
THE SEATTLE TIMES – In the Talyst system, medications are restocked daily with those used in a particular location. Specifications are fed into a computer, creating customized, labeled packets for each patient. At long-term and prison facilities, the system uses a vending-machine model, which is stocked daily. The machines are designed to decrease waste and free the nursing staff from having to count pills. Read More
