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SMARTER INVENTORY MANAGEMENT FOR HOSPITAL PHARMACIES

Modern mobility, real-time accuracy, stronger compliance

Modernising inventory processes in hospital pharmacies through smart device integration presents a strategic opportunity to enhance operational efficiency. The combination of AssetPharm software with Spectralink Versity smartphones streamlines workflows by enabling accurate, real-time barcode scanning and seamless data upload to the pharmacy stock management system. This mobile-first solution boosts productivity, reduces errors, and supports regulatory compliance.

How does it work?

AssetPharm activates the Spectralink Versity’s built-in barcode scanning capabilities, enabling pharmacy staff to scan, track, and update inventory instantly with accurate data capture. Continuous Wi-Fi connectivity keeps staff connected to the pharmacy stock management system, providing real-time access to inventory data and immediate updates—eliminating manual docking delays and significantly boosting operational speed.

With a single device, there’s no need for separate scanners, laptops, or docking stations. Staff can manage inventory, communication, and data updates on the go, enhancing mobility, responsiveness, and collaboration across pharmacy departments.

Key Benefits

Modernised inventory management

Real-time wireless scanning saves hours daily, removes bottlenecks, and frees pharmacy staff for patient care.

Increased pharmacy productivity

Smartphones streamline workflows, enhance mobility, and optimise pharmacy inventory for faster, more efficient care.

Enhanced compliance and data security

Secure, real-time data capture ensures accurate records, boosts compliance, and protects patient safety.

Maximised existing investment

Extend pharmacy systems to modernise devices, maximise investment, and improve operations without infrastructure disruption.

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Contact our team today to discuss a demo or proof of concept.

Email us at sales@connected-health.com.au or call 1300 147 000