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The eMAR System Designed For Efficiency and Safety
As the legal record of drugs administered to a patient is required, healthcare organizations rely on the eMAR as an important documentation tool for ensuring optimal care delivery and patient safety. The device-agnostic nature of the InSync platform allows for a treatment administration system that is safe and efficient on any device.
The Physician completes the patient's order.
Once a patient encounter is complete the physician completes the patient's prescription order. Because the tool is accessed through the practice’s EHR, healthcare providers do not have to log into a separate function to monitor, track and record medication-related activities.
The order is sent to the pharmacy.
From within the EHR the prescription order is delivered to the pharmacy electronically.
The pharmacy processes the order.
The order is received and processed by the participating pharmacy.
The order interfaces into eMAR.
The order "talks" to the eMAR software to establish a record.
A Nurse checks the order into eMAR.
Using the mobile-friendly InSync EHR interface a nurse will then check the order into the eMAR system as they prepare to administer the drug or treatment.
The Nurse administers the medication to the patient.
With the medication logged into the system, the medication or treatment can now be safely delivered to the patient. A permanent record of the delivery is on file.
Color-Coded Scheduler
You can eliminate missed and undocumented medications. Providers can see at a glance medications that are due, upcoming, overdue, and/or vital to care plans as well as real-time alerts with easy to understand color coding.
Clinical Efficiency
The InSync eMAR is equipped with sophisticated technology that enables close collaboration between care partners across the healthcare continuum and helps providers maintain compliance with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ guidelines, which call for automatic tracking of medications from order to administration by using assistive technologies in conjunction with an eMAR.
