IMADC ( Medication Cabinet ) series

. Medical institutions’ needs for “security and compliance”

·Medication Error Reduction

oThe World Health Organization (WHO) reports that there are 4 million medication errors worldwide each year, 50% of which can be prevented through ADC.

oADC provides identity verification (ID Authentication) to prevent unauthorized medication withdrawal and improve patient safety.

·Regulatory Compliance

oGovernment regulations in various countries require digitalization of medication management, such as：

§US DEA & FDA (requires Drug tracking)

§Singapore HSA（Health Sciences Authority）

§Thailand FDA (Food and Drug Administration)

2. Reduce hospital manpower pressure & improve efficiency

·Manpower shortage of hospital pharmacists

oMedical resources are tight in parts of Southeast Asia. For example, Indonesia has only 3 pharmacists per 10,000 people (far below the 10 recommended by the WHO).

o ADC can reduce the workload of pharmacists & nurses and reduce time wastage by 40%.

3. Inventory Management & Cost Control

·Reduce Medication Waste

oAccording to the World Bank, the medication waste rate in medical institutions in developing countries is as high as 20-30%.

oADC can track medication inventory to prevent expiration or loss, reducing medication waste by 30%.

4. Importance of hospital accreditation

·Improving “Medication management and Safety"

oReduce medical errors

oComply with medication inventory & tracking standards

· Enhance "Hospital Digitalization Level"

oADC integrates with HIS (hospital information system) to improve hospital data transparency.

·Improve medical efficiency & reduce operating costs

oReduce medical staff's medication management time.

oOptimize medication inventory and reduce medication waste.