Customer need
The operational question this solution answers
Centralised IV preparation increases volume and repetition. Manual reconstitution and filling make consistency harder to maintain and place a documentation burden on pharmacy staff.
Key benefits
Practical value in the workflow
Repeatable filling
Defined volumes are delivered consistently across a preparation run.
Supported reconstitution
Dedicated equipment handles dissolution steps within the workflow.
Batch consistency
The same configured route is followed for each unit in a batch.
Project integration
Equipment is specified against the room, volume and product mix in scope.
Differentiators
What KAPSAM brings to this scope
Scoped to real volume
Configuration follows the preparation volumes the pharmacy actually runs.
Component compatibility
Bags, sets and filling components are specified with the equipment.
One support route
Installation, service and consumable supply stay with one responsible party.
Workflow
5-step workflow
- 01PlanBatch and product mix are defined.
- 02ReconstituteDissolution steps follow the configured method.
- 03FillTarget volumes are delivered into the selected containers.
- 04CheckPreparation is verified against the batch definition.
- 05ReleaseBatch records are completed.
Software and connectivity
Where this workflow meets hospital systems
Workflow software scope for central IV preparation is defined during project assessment and documented here once confirmed.
