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One Formulary

Does your formulary say the same thing everywhere it is used?

An infusion pump can only auto-program an order it recognizes. That depends on the formulary saying the same thing to CPOE, pharmacy, the label and the pump's drug library. These tools show where it does not. Synthetic data only.

How it works

One formularyone entry per drug andconcentrationCPOEorder sentencesPharmacyverification and compoundingLabelwhat the bag saysPump drug libraryper care area, dose limitsWhen all four agree, the pumpauto-programs with dose limits on.When they do not, it drops to basic mode: no limits.
One entry per drug and concentration, said the same way everywhere it is used.
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One Formulary

Drop in a hospital continuous-infusion formulary and get back the findings that stand between it and infusion pump auto-programming. Runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded. Open source, Apache 2.0.

Check a formulary

Library Match

Reconcile the formulary against a pump drug library export, care area by care area, and see every entry that will auto-program with dose limits, drop to basic mode, or needs review.

Match a library

Related

Close the Loop

Will an order placed from each CPOE order sentence reach the pump with dose limits on? The same data, one step further.

Check the loop

Order to Pump

The exact HL7 messages that carry one aligned order to the pump and its answer back.

See the messages

Daniel Pettus spent forty years in medical device and health IT leadership at Alaris, CareFusion and BD, contributed to IHE Patient Care Device interoperability standards, and is named on two United States patents. He writes Inside the Loop at insidetheloopdp.substack.com and is the author of The Technology Was Never the Problem, at pettusbook.com.

AI MedAgent is a research demonstration of a patent-pending method. Advisory only. Not a medical device. Not for clinical use. Synthetic data only.