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Medi-Dose
The Medi-Dose® Group, known for its innovative solid and liquid oral unit dose packaging systems, has always had deep roots---family roots. This is not surprising since Medi-Dose began as a small family business. Medi-Dose was founded in 1971 when Milton Braverman, a former pharmaceutical company Territory Manager, formed his own company.
While developing Medi-Dose, we were often asked for other products. "Hey... why don't you have... ?" "Yo, I need... Can you get it for me?" So, we started EPS®, Inc. We were asked about liquid packaging to complement our solid oral systems. So, we developed TampAlerT®. We were asked about IV preparation. So we developed a line of IV additive disposable accessories. Filters? Yes! Tapes & Labels? Done! Trays, totes and bins? You got it! Bags? Absolutely! And that is how the EPS product line grew to what it is today.
Medication packaged and dispensed in syringes, ampules, tubing, suppositories and odd shaped bottles often pose unique labeling challenges for pharmacists and nurses. Conventionally shaped labels often prove inadequate for adhering to irregular shapes. Additionally, the same vital labeling that's placed on the medication being dispensed needs to be recorded on the original medication bottle or package as well as the patient record.
MILT® Makes It Easy!
Medi-Dose Information labeling Technology
MILT® the dynamic new unit dose labeling software for the Medi-Dose® and EPS LiquidDose® packaging systems, offers innovative bar coding, increased security and enhanced medication identification awareness - all for a surprisingly affordable price. Using advanced technology, MILT® by Medi-Dose® makes it easy to achieve optimum accurate, protection and performance for all your solid and liquid unit dose syringe and ampule labeling needs.
The company's I.V. accessories are also highly successful. The firm sees them as a natural advancement of the initial Medi-Dose system. "In essence, I.V. dispensing is a highly specialized form of unit dose," observed Mr. Braverman. "It's the same idea-preparing and administering predetermined amounts of medication for one regular dose or application."
Sensitivity to pharmacy's increased emphasis on I.V. filtration led EPS, Inc. to expand its line of I.V. filters. Three disposable disc filters and two air-eliminating filters are now available. Ranging in pore size from 0.2 to 1.2 microns, the EPS I.V. filters were designed for sterilization, bacterial retention, and particulate removal. The 1.2-micron units are ideal for filtering lipids and removing fungi and particulates without compromising emulsions.
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Unit Dose Supplies, Unit Dose, Barcoding, Supplies, pharmacy supplies
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Devon Robotics
CytoCare is a new technology for sterile compounding. It combines a robotic arm, laser-driven syringe filler, sophisticated workflow software and a sterile cabinet. It can handle chemotherapy, pain therapy, and antibiotics admixtures.
Most pharmacists are intrigued with these benefits from CytoCare:
- Sterile robotic environment minimizes human intervention and the risks of contamination.
- Robotic preparations enhance dosing accuracy and consistency - protecting against both under-dosing and excess-dosing in manual preparations.
- Automated documentation strengthens the reliability of the electronic medical record, a valuable component in your USP 797 compliance plan.
- Efficient workflow software allows you to migrate at your own pace from manual to robotic compounding.
- CytoCare can use your choice of final containers and sizes, including IV bags, bottles, and syringes.
- Generate significant, immediate savings from the efficient use of partial drug vials with automated time/date stamps and drug aging alerts based on your custom protocols.
In the life-critical field of intra-venous medication preparation, especially chemotherapy, health care providers are experiencing growing pressures to improve patient safety, decrease life- threatening medication errors and contamination risks, and to work more efficiently, increase throughput, and contain costs.
To learn more about Health Robotics please use the links below to contact us or visit our website.
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ScriptPro TELEPHARMACY
Telepharmacy for Sterile Room Med Preparation
ScriptPro’s Technology to improve safety in one of the highest risk practices in hospital pharmacies in several ways. Positive matching to the patient's medication order decreases the risk of using the wrong drug. The pharmacists’ review digital images of the critical process steps, including the volume of medication injected into the IV bag.
- A technician scans the barcode on the chemotherapy drug vial. A computer match to the patient record ensures that the correct formulation has been selected.
- In the preparation room, the technician captures an electronic image of the vial label and the filled syringe just prior to injecting the medication into the patient's IV bag.
- Before completing the preparation, the technician presses a button on the ScriptPro Telepharmacy screen to request pharmacist verification.
- A clinical pharmacist, working outside the preparation room, reviews the images of the drug vial, the pullback on the syringe containing the medication, the IV bag, and the patient's medication order. Confirmation of the review steps and related images are archived as part of the electronic record and are available for future reference.
- There is no need for either party to go through the procedures of entering or exiting the isolation room.
"We wanted to minimize assumptions when verifying chemotherapy medications. We selected Telepharmacy, and our program is providing the assurances we want.”
— Brian O’Neal, MS, PharmD, Assistant Director of Pharmacy
University of Kansas Hospital, Department of Pharmacy
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ScriptPro, Telepharmacy, healthcare systems, pharmacy software and hardware, telecommunications technology, remote management, inspection, counseling, patient education
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Baxa
TECHNOLOGY FOR SOLUTIONS. TECHNOLOGY FOR YOU.
Technology that works for you - helping you work more efficiently, while IMPROVING patient safety. We listened to your needs and delivered products that make a difference.
BAXA develops technology for the PHARMACY and NURSING environments. Our products, systems and professional services focus on safer, faster solutions for preparing, handling, packaging and administering medications. We deliver customer value worldwide by STREAMLINING pharmacy procedures and SUPPORTING nursing care to enhance patient outcomes and reduce operating costs.
Baxa products, systems and professional services now encompass virtually every facet of compounding and dispensing fluid medications. From the most basic devices for oral unit-dosing to complex IV admixture preparation, syringe infusion, multi-source solution compounding and compliance training for professionals, we are committed to safety.
AUTOMATED FILLING SYSTEMS
COMPLETE Systems to Advance Pharmacy Fluid Handling
Sterile syringe filling is a time-consuming and costly constant of every pharmacy work day. Automated filling systems from Baxa dramatically improve pharmacy efficiency while significantly reducing opportunities for touch contamination and the potential for medication errors.
Five factors differentiate Baxa automated filling systems. They are extremely accurate. They are highly compact, designed to fit easily into existing pharmacy hoods. They deliver superior pump strength to manage the most viscous fluids. They are easy to implement and operate. And they are the only products of their kind supported by a complete USP 797 compliance package.
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Baxa and Infusion Compounding Automation with Automated Filling Systems and PACT Producitivity and compliance tools. Multi-Ingredient solution compounding IV admixture oral liquid delivery systems IV administration on infusion and automation. pharmacy and nursing products for hospitals practical fluid-delivery solutions oral dispenser, oral liquid drugs and compounding and dispensing fluid medications. oral unit-dosing to complex IV admixture preparation to syringe infusion, multi-source solution compounding and compliance training. www.baxa.com
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HealthRobotics
Health Robotics is composed by a conglomerate of companies with over 300 combined engineers and many years' experience in the fields of industrial automation, robotics, biomedical technology, and health care information systems. |
Samson Medical Technologies
SmartPak®, the Company’s first product family, is a sealed plastic bag, in a foil overwrap, containing up to 300 grams of sterile powder. It is an easy-to-use, patented packaging system for injectable drugs, ideal for prescription compounding; its uses include syringe infusion, minibags and cassettes for home infusion. SmartPak® is compatible with all commercially available pumps, syringe infusion tubing sets, cassettes and syringes.
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Baxa
Baxa creates and develops technology to provide solutions that meet any pharmacy's needs. Baxa provides a wide range of products including: Automated Filling Systems: Collection Bags, Large-Volume Filters, Pump Accessories, Repeater™ Pump, Rapid-Fill™ Automated Syringe Filler, Robotic Filling System, Scale, Syringe Strips, Syringe Filling Fixture, Top Fill Bags, Tube Sets. |
Riva
Robotic IV Automation (RIVA) is a medical device specifically designed for use in hospital pharmacies to automatically and accurately prepare IV solutions, syringes, and other admixtures. RIVA provides solutions for patient safety, efficiency, and regulation compliance including USP 797. |
August 26, 2011 Baxter to Acquire Privately Held Baxa Corporation for $380 Million
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Current Topics in Gastrointestinal and Liver Pathology
Provided by: Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
This CME activity on DVD is based on lectures presented at the Johns Hopkins Tenth Annual Conference on Gastrointestinal and Liver Pathology, held November 6 – 7, 2010. This DVD series is intended as a practical overview for pathologists who encounter gastrointestinal specimens in daily practice. Interpretation of biopsies of the upper GI tract m... |
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Peripheral Nerve Catheters After Shoulder Surgery: Do They Improve Functionality?
Provided by: American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
After completing this CME module, participants will be able to
1. Identify the indications and contraindications for using a continuous interscalene brachial plexus block in a patient undergoing shoulder surgery.
2. Describe the general technique for performing an interscalene brachial plexus block, and identify the various methods used f... |
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MRI and 3D MR Spectroscopy: How We Do It
Provided by: American Psychiatric Association
Peer-reviewed articles from American Journal of Roentgenology (AJR). This activity offers AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)(TM) following completion of an online test.... |
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Prevention of Medical Errors
Provided by: Anderson CE
The course must include a study of rootcause analysis, error reduction and prevention, and patient safety.... |
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Standardization in Clinical Research Imaging Trials
Provided by: SNM Advancing Molecular Imaging and Therapy
Standardization in Clinical Research Imaging Trials... |
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Case Reports in Dermatology
Provided by: Vindico Medical Education
Dermatology-related conditions are some of the most common conditions seen in the primary care pediatrician's office. These conditions can include such common conditions as eczema, and more life-threatening conditions, such as malignancies. Learning what to include in the differential diagnosis is key to ensure the best treatment and fast patient r... |
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Dental Considerations for Geriatric Patients
Provided by: NetCE
The general population of the United States of America is aging, and aging effects changes in the oral mucosa, supporting alveolar bone, and the teeth. This course will discuss the oral manifestations of the aging process and their relationship these have on oral and systemic health. Detail will also be provided in the relationship between the oral... |
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Genetics: Maturity Onset Diabetes of the Young (MODY)
Provided by: Harvard Medical School
Acknowledgement: This course is supported by educational grants from Celera and the Applera Charitable Foundation.
Diabetes is a heterogeneous disease. While the practitioner can generally distinguish between type 1 and type 2 diabetes on the basis of clinical features, there are rarer forms of the disease which do not follow this simple categor... |
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Tuberculosis
Provided by: Academy of Dental Learning
TB Infection simply means that the individual has the bacteria present in his or her body and may develop TB in their lifetime. A person who only has TB infection cannot spread TB. A person with TB disease gets sick (has symptoms of the disease) and can spread the disease. An individual is capable of infecting others with M. tuberculosis only when ... |
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Physics Introduction on MRI
Provided by: PROSCAN Imaging Education Foundation
Physics Introduction on MRI... |
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Pain Assessment and Non-pharmacologic Interventions for Pain Management
Provided by: Anderson CE
This course addresses chronic pain and depression, substance abuse, noncompliance, difficult patients, and solutions.... |
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Pathologic T0N1 Esophageal Cancer After Neoadjuvant Therapy and Surgery: An Orphan Status
Provided by: The Society of Thoracic Surgeons
Learning Objectives
After reading this article, the learner should be able to:
* describe clinical characteristics unique to the ypT0N1 esophageal cancer group
* characterize the discrepancy between clinical staging and pathologic staging after completion of induction therapy for esophageal cancer
* describe estimated survival for pa... |
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Diabetic Hypoglycemia
Provided by: NetCE
The occurrence of hypoglycemia can be traumatic for the patient as well as the healthcare professional caring for them. Hypoglycemia is significantly problematic for people with diabetes. Approximately 30% of people with type 1 or insulin-treated type 2 diabetes have experienced acute incidences of hypoglycemia requiring medical treatment. Furtherm... |
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Achieving Cultural Competency: A Case-based Approach to Training Health Professionals
The Case of Carlos Cruz
34-year-old Mexican man with sleep apnea and metabolic syndrome
Provided by: University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Learning objectives
Upon completion of this activity, participants should be better able to:
* Discuss how to effectively use a medical interpreter.
* Relate the importance of eliciting the Patient's Explanatory Model.
* Define how sociocultural factors may influence the healthcare decisions of patients.
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Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office
Provided by: Academy of Dental Learning
Are you prepared to deal with emergencies that may arise during your workday? What if one of your coworkers collapsed, would you immediately know what to do? This course will teach you the proper response in an emergency setting.
This professionally video is fully illustrated with pictures, graphics and power point slides and organized into easi... |
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Off Pump Coronary Artery Bypass: Positioning and Stabilization
Provided by: American Association for Thoracic Surgery
Off Pump Coronary Artery Bypass: Positioning and Stabilization CME
John D. Puskas, MD and Joseph F. Sabik III, MD
RELEASE DATE: July 7, 2006
LAST REVIEWED: July 2009
CME EXPIRATION: July 1, 2012
The American Association for Thoracic Surgery is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Cont... |
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EQIPP: Differentiate and Manage -GER and GERD
Provided by: American Academy of Pediatrics
By the end of the EQIPP Differentiate and Manage -GER and GERD course, you will use the learning EQIPPment provided in this course to:
* Review educational material on quality improvement and GER and GERD management
* Collect and analyze baseline data, using a minimum of 10 patient charts, to establish a starting point for improvement
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Challenging Cases in Toxicology
Provided by: Harvard Medical School
The course will provide a series of multiple-choice question based cases in common and life-threatening clinical poisonings typically encountered in the Urgent Care or Emergency Department environment. The cases will feature multimedia content to engage the participant. Faculty for the course will primarily be drawn from Harvard Medical School... |
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Professional MRI Series Orthopaedic Set / Total Body Atlas Combo Deal
Provided by: PROSCAN Imaging Education Foundation
The ProScan Imaging Education Foundation's all-new Professional MRI Series provides a comprehensive educational program that encompasses a broad survey of up-to-date radiological knowledge in the neurological and musculoskeletal realms. Lectures address in-depth discussions of neuroradiology of the brain, spine, head and neck, and pediatric imaging... |
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Glycemic Control in the ICU: New Technology for Better Care
Provided by: ProCE
Blood glucose management is a critical factor to optimize patient care outcomes in the ICU. Existing protocols for infusing IV insulin can result in poor or inconsistent glycemic control, as evidenced by cases of hypoglycemia and in miscalculations of insulin dosage. This program will demonstrate why advanced technology for managing IV insulin drip... |
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Malignancy Risk for Fine-Needle Aspiration of Thyroid Lesions According to The Bethesda System for Reporting Thyroid Cytopathology
Provided by: American Society for Clinical Pathology
Upon completion of this activity, you will be able to:
* list the 6 diagnostic categories of The Bethesda System for Reporting Thyroid Cytopathology.
* cite the individual implied risks of malignancy and recommended management of the diagnostic categories of The Bethesda System for Reporting Thyroid Cytopathology.
* apply the Bethesda Syste... |
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Dermatology
Provided by: Temple University School of Medicine
Educational Objectives:
At the conclusion of the course, participants should be able to:
* Improve the diagnosis and treatment of common family practice problems
* Apply traditional modes of diagnosis and management more effectively
* Apply information to commonly asked questions in office practice
* Increase proficiency an... |
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Low Testosterone: Improving Recognition and Refining Management
Provided by: ASiM
Low testosterone affects 4 to 5 million men over the age of 39 and is associated with a multitude of symptoms including loss of libido and sexual function, decreased energy, increased body fat, osteoporosis, reduced muscle mass, and loss of body hair. A decline in testosterone level is a normal part of aging and is not a problem in itself; however,... |
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Domestic Violence Education for Florida Healthcare Professionals
Provided by: Wild Iris Medical Education
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
* Isolate the risk factors for domestic violence.
* Describe the healthcare implications of domestic violence.
* List the signs and symptoms of domestic violence.
* Discuss appropriate documentation in cases of suspected domestic violence.
* State Florida's reporting requirements for domes... |
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HIV/AIDS: Epidemic Update for Florida
Provided by: NetCE
Since the discovery of HIV, scientists have made major inroads in understanding modes of transmission, infectivity, and pathogenicity. Knowledge about the characteristics and behavior of this human retrovirus and its complex mechanisms of immunopathogenesis has helped to develop targeted therapeutic interventions and vaccine strategies. Sophisticat... |
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First/Second/Third Trimester Ultrasound (SAM)
Provided by: American Roentgen Ray Society
ARRS Web lecture series brings presentations by the best educators in the field to your desktop, available for viewing at home or office and on your schedule. This Web Lecture includes 2 lectures with an estimated time to complete the activity of 1.5 hours.... |
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Genetics: Myoclonic Epilepsy of Infancy
Provided by: Harvard Medical School
Acknowledgement: This course is supported by educational grants from Celera and the Applera Charitable Foundation.
This case follows a 20-month-old girl with febrile and afebrile seizures. Her clinical presentation and diagnostic workup is most consistent with Severe Myoclonic Epilepsy of Infancy (SMEI), also known as Dravet syndrome. The most c... |
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Screening and Testing: Genetics
Provided by: Vindico Medical Education
The field of genetics has made considerable strides in the past few decades. As genetics continues to evolve, the diagnosis and care of those with genetic disorders improves. Healthcare providers are more quickly able to screen and identify, test, and diagnose patients with these conditions, thereby giving better opportunity for intervention servic... |
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To graft or not to graft? Do coronary artery characteristics influence early outcomes of coronary artery bypass surgery? Analysis of coronary anastomoses of 5171 patients
Provided by: American Association for Thoracic Surgery
After reading this article, the learner should be able to:
* Understand the impact that small coronary arteries have on outcomes of coronary artery bypass grafting.
* Understand differences of coronary arteries between men and women and the impact they might have on differential outcomes between genders after coronary artery bypass grafting... |
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Identifying Injuries Associated With Airbag Deployment.Hydrops Fetalis Due to Hemoglobin Barts. Check Sample Forensic Pathology 1010-CME
Provided by: American Society for Clinical Pathology
Upon completion of this activity, you will be able to:
* identify the molecular hallmarks of ... |
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