Standard Register and SureScripts-RxHub Partner to Provide Clinical Solutions
Posted on: Tuesday, 4 November 2008, 15:00 CST
Standard Register, a provider of document and workflow automation services, and SureScripts-RxHub, a provider of secure and electronic access solutions, have signed an agreement that will lay the groundwork for the development of clinical solutions for managing patient medications.
Standard Register is developing a standardized approach that will create an accurate patient medication history and streamline the medication reconciliation process. Standard Register's suite of solutions will provide a firmer foundation for medication administration and support hospitals in complying with the Joint Commission's national patient safety goal for medication reconciliation.
Joe Morgan, acting CEO of Standard Register, said: "With SureScripts-RxHub's comprehensive health information network and our technology, we have the opportunity to create clinical solutions that will have a measurable impact on reducing adverse drug events and improve the quality of patient care."
Ken Majkowski, vice president of clinical affairs and product strategy at SureScripts-RxHub, said: "Clinician workflow is a key consideration to the medication reconciliation process. With Standard Register's experience in healthcare document and workflow automation, clinicians can make sure that medication history is delivered to the right place at the right time."
Source: Datamonitor
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