The contents list is a legal requirement with mixed medication so that the contents of the unit can be identified.

Many pharmacists prefer to print standard dispensing labels to compile the list and this is provided as a stock line.

The contents list is a legal requirement with mixed-med and the Nomad style printout raised by most PMR systems may be used.

These print onto A5 sized sheets and you need only punch 2 standard size holes to locate with click ring pegs. A Batch Label must be attached to each printout used to link with the blisters within the unit.

Record Cards

The strength of the Omedos Organiser lies in its ability to included Record Cards. It must be noted however that their inclusion is protected by patent. We do not produce Record Cards as stock lines since they are user defined and often raised by PMR software under Licence. (see Intellectual Property)

The following are offered to stimulate thought on the opportunities on offer.

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Who is better placed than the Carer to observe and report potential tragedies at the point of contact with the patient?

The advantage of the combined medication with records unit is portability. The unit may therefore accompany the patient to Hospital, Day Centre, GP surgery or some other Health worker and at all these locations an incident or decision may need to be communicated.

To have a system in place in the Community which can report quickly in digital format to the pharmacy for onward transmission to the Accountable authority is beyond value.

Wellbeing Data Transfer

Patient Information Leaflets (PILs), which are a legal requirement, may be prepared from a Generic Database for each item and included within the pack

Medication Administration Records are used in Care Homes and increasingly in the Community. They may be dispensing label applied or more often PMR printed. MARs are usually remote from the medication but when used within the pack under license, they can act as a contents list.

Record cards in the Community need to be easier to record since the Carer is often on a busy schedule and Compliance is the main concern.

Having record cards in the pack and imagination in their layout, Carer time can be saved without compromising accuracy.

Contents Lists