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Equipping Nurse Educators with Next-Gen Medical Technology
In a simulation lab at Southeastern Louisiana University (SELU), nursing students race against the clock, grappling with the beeping monitors and the simulated cries of a patient in distress. Engaged in the learning process, they work to decipher electronic health records, administer the correct medication dosage, and utilize virtual consultation tools, their every move observed by faculty. This isn’t just a training exercise; it’s a microcosm of the modern hospital, where technological proficiency can mean the difference between life and death.

The 3 Ps of Medication Dispensation
Addressing the 40 billion dollar problem plaguing care facilities’ medication management workflows.

Why Do Nurses Resist Change? - White Paper
It is human nature to resist change and even view change as a threat. Leaders should understand the psychology underpinning this reaction and enlist the help of mentors to overcome barriers to implementing better processes.

Leveraging Automated Dispensing System Data to Drive Efficiency and Reduce Costs - White Paper
Medication management systems generate large amounts of data that can be strategically mined to improve inventory management, reduce carrying costs and enhance productivity, transforming the delivery of healthcare. Automated dispensing systems not only safely and securely store and dispense medications, they also contain a wealth of data that can be leveraged through a variety of data mining mechanisms to inform decision making. The automated dispensing system can help predict, prioritize, and manage inventory to arrive at cost efficiencies for the pharmacy and the facility. Because every unit dose of medication can be inventoried and tracked, facilities have the capability to mine pharmacy data for performance optimization opportunities that improve efficiency and reduce cost.

Moving Toward More Streamlined Mobile Healthcare Cart Solutions - White Paper
Hospitals and other medical facilities are seeking efficient, “all-in-one” tools to enhance nurses’ ability to provide optimal patient care. Pairing all-in-one (AIO) computers with lighter-weight, non-powered medical carts is one approach gaining momentum in the industry.

MedDispense®, solution for institutional pharmacies servicing long-term care facilities - White Paper
Direct savings, efficiency improvements and DEA compliance measures are three areas in which pharmacies see a return on its MedDispense® investment.

The Advanced TouchPoint Medical Power System - White Paper
The advanced TouchPoint Medical Power System: Professional grade systems offering unparalleled options and functionality for healthcare.