This milestone marks the first of its kind in Germany, setting a new standard for medication therapy safety in hospitals nationwide. This cutting-edge system, which will be fully operational across all KERN-affiliated hospitals by the end of , is designed to create a secure and closed medication management loop, significantly enhancing patient safety and reducing the workload for hospital staff. Additionally, the new pharmacy workflow at Marienhospital Gelsenkirchen made possible by the Deenova system has received Amtsapotheker approval.
The Amtsapotheker approval is an important certification in Germany, which is issued by recognized pharmaceutical authorities.
It confirms that pharmacy workflows meet strict regulatory standards for drug safety and efficiency and that all processes are compliant with national health regulations.
We are thus creating a closed, secure medication cycle in the hospitals we serve, which promises increased patient safety and significant relief for staff in their daily hospital routines". The innovative CLMM system integrates advanced robotics and software to automate the production of single-dose medications, known as Unit Doses, in the hospital pharmacy.
On the wards, automated systems handle the precise distribution of these doses, accommodating even last-minute medication changes ordered by physicians. By scanning patient wristbands and the QR codes on Unit Dose medications, the system ensures a seamless and error-free administration process, greatly improving medication transparency and safety. The successful implementation of our CLMM system at Marienhospital Gelsenkirchen marks a new chapter in medication management in Germany. It highlights our dedication to improving patient safety and operational efficiency in hospitals.
