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Medication Management in Oncology
Moving towards a digital administration of chemotherapy
Administration of chemotherapy is a crucial, sensitive and complex task.Through constructive dialog with you, we are constantly working to increase safety for everyone involved in cancer therapy. Benefit from a complete solution. Digitize administration processes. Reduce complexity.
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New cancer patients per year in Europe1
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Healthcare workers with potential exposure to cytotoxic drugs2
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Of adults were given the wrong dose or experienced other medication errors3
As the number of cancer patients grows, more and more chemotherapy regimens have to be administered. This brings a higher workload for pharmacists, oncologists and oncology nurses and increases the risk of errors for the patients.
Clara Pujol
Hospital Nurse Oncology-Hemathology Dept. Hospital San Pau i Santa Creu of Barcelona, Spain
„We used to be under a fair amount of stress regarding chemotherapeutics, simply because we are well aware of the potentially severe consequences any error can have. The new system with its improved safety allows all of us to work in a much more relaxed atmosphere.”
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Smarter chemotherapy: Making happen
B. Braun’s comprehensive expertise in chemotherapy administration lets you optimize processes and improve safety management in oncology in three steps. We can show you how to use digital solutions to establish robust standards tailored specifically to your needs. Our common goal: excellence in medication management and satisfied teams..
Skåne University Hospital, Sweden
Vice Chairman, Clinical of Anesthesiology, Intensive Care Medicine and Pain Therapy, University Hospital Friedrichsheim (Germany)
References
[2]Lindsley, Ian. Preventing exposure to carcinogenic hazardous drugs. https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/12154-Europe%E2%80%99s-Beating-Cancer-Plan/F506214_en
[3] Walsh, K. Journal of Clinical Oncology, published online ahead of print Dec. 29, 2008.
Medication Management in Oncology