DRUGLINQ is a global product, providing the healthcare industry with some of the most advanced patient safety products on the market today.
DRUGLINQ is a global product, providing the healthcare industry with advanced patient safety products on the market today. BASED in SAUDI ARABIA, RIYADH. A standard of care in the operating room, DRUGLINQ technology can be found throughout the world’s leading healthcare facilities.
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As patients are moved to the CCU, medications continue to be administered as the patient is stabilized. druglinq ensures medications are properly labelled, anywhere they are prepared.
Druglinq Can be placed anywhere medications are prepared – such as patient floors and nurse medication prep stations – providing accurate and compliant medication labels on demand.
In the fast-paced environment of the OR, ensuring syringes are consistently labelled and in compliance with TJC standards and ASA guidelines can greatly reduce the chance of error.
Medical device that improves the safety and accuracy of medication management, integrating worldwide recognized best practices and international standards. A complete solution to enhance patient care, DRUGLINQ uses barcode technology to read information from a drug container and electronically verify it against the hospital’s pharmacy-approved formulary database at the point of care.
Problems associated with mislabeling and mishandling of medications continue to adversely affect hospitals and surgical facilities. Drug labeling requires time and vigilance, and is prone to human error. For example, in the OR, anesthetists are met with competing demands, coupled with the challenge to handwrite the required drug information in a legible manner on a very small area.
DRUGLINQ was designed to help prevent pre-operative medication errors (MEs) and/or adverse drug events (ADEs) during surgical procedures by incorporating barcode technology to remove the element of human error. With that mission, we are focused on helping hospitals improve patient safety by ensuring prepared medications are properly labelled