The well-known brand Insausti has developed the new Insausti clinical trolleys for unit-dose medication.
These new unit-dose medication trolleys feature new characteristics and allow for greater ease in managing all patient medication.
The collaboration between the pharmacy service and the nursing team in hospitals or clinics is strengthened, and coordination at work is improved.
The new Insausti clinical trolleys with unit-dose medication eliminate medication errors. They deliver a more efficient use and improved control of all medicines, while also enabling more accurate billing and reducing medication overstock in hospitalisation areas.
Insausti clinical trolleys deliver great efficiency at work
The objective of the Insausti clinical unit-dose medication dispensing trolleys meets great expectations that prove very effective for coordinating work in clinics and hospitals.
- Rationalising the distribution of medicines and pharmacological therapy.
- Reducing medication errors.
- Ensuring the correct administration of medicines to patients.
- Integrating the pharmacist into the care team for patient attention.
Advantages of the Insausti unit-dose medication trolleys
Salvador Navarro always works with the best brands, which is why we work with Insausti, which offers a new unit-dose distribution system that presents numerous advantages compared with other distribution systems on the market.
The Insausti clinical unit-dose medication trolleys are the system that best guarantees that the prescribed medication reaches the patient for whom it is intended.
They make efficient and rational use of the human resources involved in the distribution process.
They considerably reduce the time spent handling medicines and controlling floor or ward inventory levels. This way, the nursing team can dedicate more time to patient care.
These new Insausti clinical trolleys reduce the hospital costs associated with medication by minimising the size of drug inventories in departments, and also reduce waste from losses, deterioration, expiry, and so on.
Features of the new Insausti trolley model
The unit-dose medication trolleys feature the following characteristics:
Cassette for 5 patients
- Compatible with ISO pharmacy furniture.
- Cassette resistant to daily use.
- Polypropylene and epoxy-painted steel, grey colour.
- Cassette lock.
- Manual tilting.
- Epoxy-painted steel, grey colour.
- Prevents unauthorised access to medication.
- Cassette locked: upper part of the card concealed, lower part visible.
- Cassette open: full opening of the container with a retention stop.
Optional colour card
This new Insausti clinical trolley model features an optional colour card system that helps identify the cassettes that need to be exchanged daily.
With this system, these clinical trolleys achieve a reduction in medication errors.
Medication Container
- Features medication containers, one per patient.
- Grey polypropylene.
- Includes a special large container for patients with specific medication requirements.
- The medication container is suitable for intravenous therapy medication, unit-dose repackaged medication, tablets, pre-loaded syringes, liquid medication, and so on.
- The front space has an identification card (ISO 7810 international standard).
- Dividers in translucent polypropylene (optional).
A highly effective system for hospital medication management
The well-known brand Insausti offers a cassette and container in a single size.
The Insausti clinical unit-dose medication trolleys offer the best medication containers on the market, with more usable space than any other product in the international market.
The use of a single cassette throughout the hospital facilitates coordination between the pharmacy service, the nursing management and the hospitalisation units.
The general system that these trolleys follow for hospital medication management comprises the following steps:
- Daily preparation of individualised medication per patient in the pharmacy.
- Daily transport of loaded cassettes to hospitalisation units.
- Daily exchange of cassettes from the transport trolley to the unit-dose medication trolley.
- Administration of unit-dose medication to each patient. Individual opening of each container, minimising the risk of error.
Salvador Navarro, as a leader in the distribution of clinical and hospital material, facilitates coordination between pharmacy services and the nursing and medical teams in hospitals or clinics.