Connective pharmacy and care technology to unleash full potential
Healthcare leaders and clinicians need technology that simplifies workflows instead of complicating them. This is achieved when your systems are integrated and interoperable. Omnicell solutions connect automation products, leverage real-time data insights, offer streamlined pharmacy platform interoperability, and enable new optimization capabilities across workflows, care settings, and IT systems.
Forging a single platform
Omnicell can be integrated with multiple systems. This unification makes implementation, operation, and optimization easier for customers.
It allows us to support health systems to leverage more of their medication management data by connecting automation solutions across hospitals and other care settings.
Industry-leading ePMA and EPR systems, pharmacy management systems, and more can be integrated with the Omnicell platform. Integration with these systems enables shared data with Omnicell pharmacy technology automation and intelligence solutions to drive inventory optimization, diversion management, medication usage analytics, compliance and population health services.
Omnicell's integration with ePMA and EPR systems can help accelerate safety and efficiency
Healthcare systems and pharmacies need to leverage every technology investment to its fullest potential. That’s why we develop our solutions to be as interoperable as possible.
Omnicell integration with ePMA and EPR systems removes redundant steps, improving efficiency and safety.
It’s by implementing both ePMA/EPR systems and Omnicell automated medication dispensing cabinets alongside each other that Trusts can make a real difference in improving patient safety and banishing medication errors. By putting the two systems in place together Trusts can effectively close the prescribing loop, strengthening patient safety from the moment the drug is prescribed to the moment the drug is administered to the patient.
Omnicell is already working with ePMA providers and Trusts across the UK to do just this and establish a standard of care for safe medication administration.
Read how Chesterfield Royal Hospital have integrated Omnicell cabinets with their ePMA systems.
Integration between our medication dispensing system and the ePMA system removes redundant steps from nursing workflow, freeing up time for patient care and increasing medication safety.
Automatically identify variances between medications dispensed from the cabinet versus medications documented as administered and/or wasted, saving time for pharmacy and nursing.
Clinicians can preselect medications, view availability and patient's active prescriptions from the ePMA systems - functions that previously needed to be done at the cabinet.
Omnicell's eMAR solution can now integrate with the care planning software, Nourish Care
Omnicell's eMAR solution, the UK’s leading care home medication administration solution and Nourish Care, a leading electronic care planning provider have come together to provide a new integration that gives care staff greater visibility of a patient’s medication regime as part of their overall care plan.
This new integration means that our eMAR solution and Nourish Care can now share data related to medication, making processes simpler and more efficient for staff and safer for residents. Information can be used by staff to deliver better health outcomes for residents.
Care staff can easily understand residents’ care plans and which medications have been prescribed, administered and refused, so they have the information to hand to best support residents, inform decision making processes and keep residents safe from harm.
Know when new medications have been prescribed for residents so staff can monitor and adjust their care plan accordingly.
If a resident is admitted to hospital, the handover process is much more efficient thanks to the ‘Emergency Admission Pack’ feature which contains a full list of current prescribed medication and medications administered in the last 24 hours.
Sight of the latest prescribed medications, supporting carers in assessments and reviews without having to switch between two separate technology systems.
