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Details of performed counting transactions are instantly recorded by the TORBAL Server. Transactions are compiled into graphs and charts for easy and fast interpretation. General system activity is displayed in a pie chart called the "Workstation usage". The chart shows how many prescriptions have been counted on a particular workstation, allowing the administrator to make sure that prescriptions are evenly spread out among all workstation in the system. The "Transaction activity" line graph shows the number of transactions performed in a specified time frame. This graph is often used to interpret prescription counting and processing patters. Other graphs show information pertaining to pill counting transaction made by specific users and workstations.
3 Ways to Prevent Cross Contamination with Instrumentation |
Nearly a year ago, Brazilian competitive swimmers Cesar Cielo, Henrique Barbosa and others were found to have furosemide, combined with the possibility of the substance coming from cross-contamination. While these athletes got a warning, it could have been much more severe – they could have lost their chance to compete as well as their reputations. Cross contamination should be avoided across all industries, but none so much as in the pharmaceutical industry for many reasons. For instance, a drug, especially one like penicillin could create a hyper-sensitivity and even death in some patients. It is commonplace to think that the best way to avoid this is by having a supremely sterile environment for both manufacturing and packaging of items. |
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