The lady on Eutirox comes in every two months. If the day she arrives the box isn't there, you tell her to come back the day after tomorrow, and she often goes to the pharmacy on the corner. Remembering by heart when the therapy ends for hundreds of chronic patients, and ordering in time, isn't doable.
What you check
Nessun ordine parte senza di te. Il sistema prepara la proposta, la confermi tu nel gestionale.
Nei messaggi non ci sono consigli sul farmaco. Il testo dice solo quando è pronto.
Solo chi ha firmato il consenso. Si usano nome, farmaco e dose, nessuna diagnosi.
Similar cases
The same automation logic applied to other kinds of business:
Frequently asked questions
Where does it get the dose and the date of the last pickup?
From the pharmacy software. The dose, though, has to be entered at the counter the first time, because the software usually doesn't keep it.
Does it send the order to the wholesaler on its own?
No. It adds lines to the software's order proposal and the order goes out from there after your confirmation, as today.
Does the message include any therapy instructions?
No. The text only says when the medicine is ready. Anticoagulants, insulin and patients you flag always go through the pharmacist.
Is the patient's consent needed?
Yes. It only follows patients who signed at the counter, and it uses name, medicine and dose, with no diagnosis.