BRISBANE-BASED software
firm DoseMe is targeting both
the hospital and the primary
care sectors with its easy-to-use
medications dose individualisation
tool, reports Pulse+IT.
The DoseMe system has been
optimised for a range of antibiotics,
anti-coagulants, chemotherapeutic
agents and immunosuppressants
handled by hospital pharmacies but
also in the primary care setting for
notoriously difficult to dose drugs
with a narrow therapeutic range
like warfarin, the report said.
Now being used for both clinical
and research purposes at St
Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney, the
system is also being promoted to
GPs via a partnership with Siemens
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