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Using Technology to Address Medication ErrorsJohn CheeBusiness DirectorDispensing, BD Asia

21 October 2016

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Prescription

Prepare/checkby pharmacist

Delivery to nursing unit

Administration

Ward Stock

Medication Distribution System

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Medication Safety

Source: Hong Kong Hospital Authority Medication Incident Statistics in Jul-Dec 2010

Top 3 Most Common Error TypePRESCRIBING DISPENSING ADMINISTRATION

Position In-patient Out-patient In-patient Out-patient In-patient Out-patient

1 Wrong DrugWrong

Strength/ Dosage (17%)

Wrong Patient (41%)

Wrong Drug (40%)

Wrong Drug (29%)

Dose Omission

(22%)

Dose Omission

(22%)

2 Wrong Drug/ Wrong Patient (13%)

Wrong Strength/ Dosage (14%)

Wrong Strength/ Dosage (15%)

Wrong Strength/ Dosage (24%)

Extra Dose (17%)

Extra Dose (17%)

3 Wrong Frequency

(9%)

Wrong Frequency

(9%)

Wrong Patient/ Wrong Label Information

(10%)

Wrong Label

Information (18%)

Wrong Dose (14%)

Wrong Dose(11%)

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Medication Management Challenges

• Medication turnaround time• Time spent on non-clinical

activitiesNurse

• Patient safety• Medication management & control• Medication diversion

Pharmacist

• Billing accuracy• Patient care quality• Hospital reputation

Administrator

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Best Practices

• Decentralized: Nurses dispense >80% inpatient medication from Automated Dispensing Cabinet (ADC)

• 2010 ASHP survey: 49% in 1999 to 89% in 2010

United States

• Parallel ADC growth seen in Canada• 53%

Canada

Pedersen CA, Schneider PJ, Scheckelhoff DJ. ASHP national survey of pharmacy practice in hospital settings: dispensing and administration—2011. Am J Health Syst Pharm. 2012;69(9):768–85. doi: 10.2146/ajhp110735. [PubMed] [Cross Ref]

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Pyxis® ES MedStation ADC

Pyxis ES

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Medication Safety Enhancement

Pyxis ES system devices

Patient dose-specific medication labeling

Configurable, secure single line-item storage with smart CUBIE™ pockets

Duplicate patient name alerts

Easy to clean keyboard & work surface

Supporting JCI Standards

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Smart CUBIE™ Pockets

Enhanced security supports diversion preventionMarket-leading configurability

Quicker, more reliable access to medicationsImproved serviceability

Forward compatible with smart CUBIE system

Secure single line-item access to all meds- small and large

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Enterprise-Wide Integration

Pyxis Enterprise ServerIntegrate with PIS to standardize formulary managementIntegrate with Active Directory to standardize user managementCentralize configurations across hospital groups & provide site-specific flexibilityLeverage IT investments and manage less with software-only or VMware-ready

Pyxis ES system

Facility 1 Facility 2 Facility 3

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Improved Safety and ControlNarcotics & Control Medications - VOC

“At KAMC the implementationof the Pyxis MedStation and Pyxis CIISafe systems has helped optimize resources and reduced the need for nursing-pharmacy phone calls andpossible miscommunication.We are justifiably proud of ourpractice, with streamlined paperless workflow, and greater accuracy and efficiency in managing N&C medications and meeting regulatoryrequirements—all the result of our having implemented Pyxis systems.”

Pharmacist Mohammed Ali Al-Ghanmi, Director of Pharmaceutical Care Department,King Abdullah Medical City, KSA

“The implementation of the Pyxis systems to help optimize dispensing and inventory control of N&C medication at KAMC is all part of meeting our ultimate goal: patient safety. We now have complete confidence that the N&C medications we dispense every day go to the right patient, right dose with the right instructions at the right time in a shorter period of time, and that every transaction is automatically documented electronically, helping to ensure accuracy and prevent diversion. Automating N&C medication management has freed our staff from error-prone manual processes to devote more of their time and attention to clinical interventions and quality of care.”

Pharmacist Tariq Saad Tamim,Supervisor of Pharmacy Automation &Informatics Unit Pharmaceutical Care Department,King Abdullah Medical City, KSA

source: White paper study King Abdullah Medical City,June 2015

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Optimized Medication MgtEnterprise – wide - VOC

source: Case studyKFSH&RC Ryadh, KSA, June 2015

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Pyxis Facts!

Over 7,500 customers with over 400,000 units installed across the globe!

Pyxis® products have nearly 3x the customers of the nearest competitor in USA!

Currently #1 in all 6 ADC categories!

#1 in Medication Cabinet Nurse performance!

Used in 14 out of 17 U.S. News Honor Roll

Hospitals!

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Improving Patient Carein the Changing Healthcare

Environment