@BDandCo@FortuneMagazine This statement is good for domestic market and intl market is always ignored! Btw how many deals you lost in AsiaPac recently to OC? Dare to answer??
@JFahrni IVWFMS is a fragmented market! It’s u likely to hurt them if the hospitals decides to implement EPIC! Intl market is not a threat as only few EPIc installs due to price issue. Two hospitals in Singapore is thinking to avoid EPIC...
@RayVra@JFahrni@BDandCo This may work only in countries where barcode is standardized and manufacture will use the same! In global scenario it may not work!
@JFahrni@BDandCo Jerry, If I didn't like your posts, I wouldn't troll you. My point is that the Cado workflow appears to be overly complex for general use.
In Asia we have smart medication carts with automatically assigned patient bins! They helps a lot by giving access at patient bedside! https://t.co/8R5WbM35TG
Do you wonder why two different meds are in the SAME ADC bin? It's because some ADCs can have a patient-specific bin for non-stocked drugs. https://t.co/SCs4Yy9LVK
@RayVra@JFahrni @Rx__Carter @BDandCo And many country regulations still needs to have a paper report! So it's ok but we don't have any alternative to that?
2012 article was referring to intelliFill I.V device! Technology has evolved and wake forest has adopted new gen compounding robot now! https://t.co/9XikmUBzak
@JFahrni@iM7amad 2D barcode capabilities developed recently to track the Expiry and batch number. Each box will have a unique barcode that goes into robot!
@Omnicell Actually, this is NOT new technology; published in 2010, it's referring to barcode scanning at bedside, BCMA. Try again for new... https://t.co/i6VhkWJeYs