Pharmacy Automation Technologies Help Automate Specific Tasks in Pharmacy, Which Offers Greater Efficiency and Less Errors

 

Pharmacy Automation
Pharmacy Automation

Pharmacy automation refers to technologies that automate certain tasks in a pharmacy, thus freeing up the pharmacists to engage with patients more closely. This can result in greater efficiency, and less errors. It can also enable a better customer experience.

Whether it's automating a phone call or a prescription, new developments in the field of pharmacy automation are expected to improve safety and make pharmacies more efficient and cleaner. There are many types of pharmacy automation devices, including pill counters, robotics, and even drones that can dispatch packages. These systems can be customized to meet a specific pharmacy's needs.

The Global Pharmacy Automation Market size was valued at US$ 3,601.4 million in 2017, and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 8.1% over the forecast period (2018 – 2026).

A pharmacy's website is another good example of a technology that should be implemented to keep customers informed. Along with the usual marketing and e-commerce offerings, the site can encourage visitors to sign up for a mailing list to receive special offers and promotions. The best part is that the user-friendliness of the website can also reflect the quality of service the pharmacy provides. Some sites will even incentivize visitors with a discount on their next retail purchase.

As the industry evolves, more and more pharmaceutical companies are introducing automated solutions to help pharmacists work more efficiently. Robotic process pharmacy automation is a technology that closely ties in with artificial intelligence in the pharmacy. Robots can dispense medications, measure dosages, and even label bottles. They are able to generate reports for caregivers and make sure that all processes run smoothly. Another example of a technological gizmo is a prescription reordering app. The app allows patients to order repeat prescriptions without having to visit the pharmacy. It can be integrated with a pharmacy's software to complete the ordering process. When the prescription is ready, the app alerts the patient.

Another important gizmo is a "next-generation" counting and verification system. This is a computer interface that combines counting technology from earlier models, workflow software, and other features to ensure that a pharmacist is preparing a prescription correctly. In March 2022, Deenova unveiled three novel innovative additions to its mechatronic solutions D3 product line, for pharmacy automation.

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