PACVision for hospitals

 

 

PACVision

Do any of the following represent your hospital pharmacy’s compliance packaging needs?

Do any of the Following Represent Your Hospital Pharmacy’s Compliance Packaging Needs?

 

  • An accurate and reliable inspection unit to which the safety of patients can be entrusted.

  • A verification system that works in tandem with PACMED to provide a complete service.

  • Assurance that every dose is checked and that any discrepancies are flagged.

  • A traceable record of all doses that are checked and corrected for the pharmacist’s peace of mind.

  • A productive technology that reduces considerably the hospital’s manual operations.

 

How can PACVision Benefit Your Hospital Pharmacy?

 

  • Industry-proven algorithm for pill verification, tested over the past 10 years.

  • Over one million pouches verified every day in Canada.

  • Advanced pill recognition system verifies the colour, size and shape of every pill in a pouch, as well as pill quantity, in less than one second.

  • High-precision colour recognition method unique to each site’s environment.

  • Full integration with PACMED provides a high productivity platform for packaging and verification.

  • One PACVision can support multiple PACMEDs and validation workstations.

  • User-friendly interface allows for easy search and retrieval of all pouch images for traceability.

  • Capability to capture a colour image of a corrected pouch means all verified pouches can be documented without exception.

  • Immune to distractions or fatigue, ensuring that pouches are verified consistently, quickly and securely.

  • Complementary i-Rolly support product rolls strips of PACMED pouches quickly and easily.

 

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How can the PACVision help your pharmacy?

 

 

''In a busy pharmacy, speed and accuracy are vital. Using PACVision helps our dispensary run more smoothly without compromising patient safety.'' 

- Chris Barkhouse, Pharmacist & General Manager, Guardian Bouctouche, NB

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