Challenges

An Urgent Need to Rethink the Future of Hospital Pharmacy


2nd highest expense for NHS

An Uncertain World with Resources under Pressure

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273M

Medication errors

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100,000

Clinical vacancies

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£98M

Cost of medication errors to the NHS England

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180,000

Hospital bed days per year linked to adverse drug reactions

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Medication management is complex and expensive

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Medication management is error-prone

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Workload imbalance impacts employee retention and patient safety

Economic analysis of the prevalence and clinical and economic burden of medication error in England. EMU Quality and Safety, 2020.

Seamless Medication and Supplies Management. Powered by Intelligence, Enabled by Automation.

Imagine having instant access to real-time medication inventory data across all points of care and central pharmacy locations ensuring safety, traceability, compliance and efficiency.

Your needs. Our Expertise.

You don't need to choose, we will help you figure out. Together, we co-design a solution that fits clinical realities and operational goals, and we support you as you scale at your own pace. From central pharmacy to wards, we guide you from concept to outcomes.

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Explore Interconnectivity Across the Hospital

 

 

We offer:

  • interoperability,
  • native integration,
  • automation,
  • and intelligence 

to provide real-time visibility across every location, predictive replenishment and efficient stock utilisation, as well as end-to-end traceability for compliance, with MedXpert serving as the central intelligence layer.

Our interactive platform lets you explore how Omnicell’s automation solutions connect across the medication and supplies journey.

Whether you’re fully automated or just starting out, you’ll see how our systems can be tailored to fit your existing infrastructure, workflows, and goals.

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Transforming Outcomes across the Continuum of Hospital Care

Over a hundred of hospitals across the globe have leveraged our three pillars to transform their continuum of care. You too can benefit from this comprehensive approach.

Smart Automation

Improve efficiency, accuracy, and safety in medication management and distribution with smart and modular equipment.

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Digital Ecosystem

Imagine having instant access to real-time medication and clinical inventory data across all point of care and central pharmacy locations - revolutionising the way you manage patient care.

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Professional Services

Discover a portfolio of services that deliver guidance and expertise at every phase of your journey to automation.

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Start Your Journey to Autonomous Medication Management

Autonomous medication management is not a single product or a one-time project.

It is a strategic journey that helps health systems move from disconnected and reactive medication management to a connected, intelligent, and automated model of care.

Whether you are taking your first steps toward automation or building on existing investments, we can help you create a roadmap that aligns with your organisation's priorities, resources, and goals.

The Hidden Cost of Disconnected Medication Management

When pharmacy and point-of-care systems operate in silos, organisations face challenges across three critical areas.

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Inventory Challenges

Without real-time visibility across pharmacy and ward locations, managing inventory becomes a constant balancing act. Stock levels are often based on historical assumptions rather than actual demand, making it difficult to ensure the right medications are available at the right place and time. As a result, hospitals may experience excess inventory, expired medications, and costly stock shortages, all of which impact financial performance and continuity of care.

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Patient Safety Challenges

Medication management involves numerous handoffs, checks, and interventions throughout the patient journey. When systems are not connected, critical information can be delayed, duplicated, or missed altogether. This lack of visibility increases the risk of dispensing errors, missing doses, medication-related adverse events, and gaps in traceability, making it more challenging to maintain consistent, safe care for every patient.

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Staff Challenges

Pharmacists and nurses continue to spend valuable time on manual, non-clinical activities such as inventory checks, controlled drug management, stock replenishment, and medication rounds. These administrative burdens reduce the time available for direct patient care, contribute to staff fatigue, and make it more difficult for organisations to maximise the impact of their clinical workforce. In an environment marked by growing demand and workforce shortages, improving efficiency is essential to enabling clinicians to focus on higher-value activities that improve patient outcomes.

Proven Outcomes Across the Continuum of Care


    • A reduction in stock holding of between 22% and 62%
    • A reduction in expired / waste of between 15% and 35%
    • A reduction in stock out of between 72% and 85%
    • A reduction in medication adverse events of between 27% and 62%
    • A reduction in missing doses of between 90% and 100%
    • A reduction in dispensing errors of between 50% and 86%
    • Up to 52% time savings for central pharmacy to manage CD
    • Free up to 54 days per ward per year of nursing time
    • Free up to 40 min of nursing time for each medication round