ExpressRx Track: Automated High-Speed Drug Dispensing System

McKesson High Volume Solutions' Express Rx Track is a high speed automatic dispensing system for pharmacies that can dispose up to 3,000 prescriptions per shift. The ExpressRx truck is affordable and compact, yet powerful enough to meet the needs of all pharmacies.

When you invest in pharmacy automation system to optimize pharmacy dispensing operation, pharmacy staff can transfer prescription medication processing to central prescription execution system. This will enable you to:

ExpressRx Track is ideal for pharmacies who want to focus on drug dispensing to support mail order, professional or intensive filling procedures. System hardware and robots easily manage current dosages and scales while adapting to the future challenges of the dynamic health care market.

ExpressRx Track works with multiple pharmacy management systems. However, it is fully integrated with McKesson Pharmacy Systems' Enterprise Rx managed system only.

Concentrated view of prescription tracking that provides patients with real-time feedback on withdrawal of medication or delivery time

The pharmacy is provided directly from the pharmacy for registration of patients who have enhanced reprocessing.

Automated Drug Dispensing Automated drug dispensing systems are currently widely used as less labor in drug dispensing. Automated pharmacy dispensing systems are more efficient to carry out the tasks of pharmacists who need cumbersome and repetitive movements, high concentration, and reliable recordkeeping, which can lead to incorrect drug dispensing There is sex. If properly used, the automatic drug dispensing system helps reduce dosage mistakes and improve patient safety. 15 Many automatic dosing systems use the above bar code technology to ensure that the correct dosage, dosage and dosage form is used. Internal Quality Control Procedure In most drug distribution environments, quality evaluation procedures are established. These practices provide workflow assessment and error reporting analysis to provide excellent drug error protection.

Automated dispensing systems are centralized and distributed drug dispensing systems that provide computer controlled storage and drug dispensing. With these systems, nurses can get drugs to treat patients with various health conditions. The automated distribution system requires a user identifier and its password and the electronic device tracks the patient to whom the prescription medication was administered and provides the patient's financial personnel with usage data of the patient's bill.

You can install a pharmacy to LTCF (you can not install in other environments) and install automatic dispensing system (ADS). 21 CFR 1301.27. Like pharmacies for the distribution of all regulated substances, such assignments still have to follow valid prescriptions, but these machines are not directly responsible for the supply of controlled substances for distribution to residents You can reduce the burden of LTCF setting somewhat by putting it on. . When the pharmacy receives a valid prescription from the practitioner, the pharmacy begins releasing the prescription drug from the LTCF's automatic dispensing system via the remote input code. Later, the LTCF practitioner or certified nurse enters another code to complete the release of the medication from the machine. In this way, the pharmacy can assign a small amount of medicine (eg, daily dose) at its discretion, rather than assigning the total amount indicated in the prescription.