Information services provider Thomson Reuters, US, has announced the launch of its new Pharmacy Intervention solution for hospitals. This solution combines real-time clinical surveillance, mobile access to patient data, and Micromedex reference information. It helps hospital pharmacists identify, perform, and document interventions at the point of care, prevent adverse drug events, and reduce medication costs.
Thomson Reuters Pharmacy Intervention compares clinical profiles with data pulled from disparate hospital IT systems to automatically identify patients who are at-risk of an adverse drug event. It also helps pharmacists reduce hospital costs by identifying alternative, yet equally effective, medication therapies.
Pharmacists can access patient information from a web portal or mobile device and document their intervention directly at the point of care. Each intervention is attached directly to the patient record and can be viewed by all relevant care team members at any time. Pre-built profiles based on Micromedex reference information cover categories such as antimicrobial monitoring, anticoagulation monitoring, glycemic monitoring, intravenous-to-oral conversion, narrow therapeutic indexing, and patient safety.
Pharmacy Intervention is part of the Clinical Xpert suite of clinical workflow solutions that has been the category leader for mobile data systems in the Best in KLAS Awards for eight consecutive years.
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