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Periodic Automatic Replinishment a set level of medications kept on hospital floors
formulary a list of drugs approved for use in hospitals by the pharmacy and therapeutics committee of the institution that have become the standard stock carried by the pharmacy and other departments
SureMed an automated dispensing system often used in hospitals
satellite pharmacy A smaller, secondary pharmacy located in a specific area of a hospital (e.g., ER, ICU, or oncology) that provides localized, fast medication services away from the main central pharmacy.
computerized physician order entry A digital system that allows healthcare providers to enter medication orders directly into a computer network, automatically transmitting them to the pharmacy and reducing transcription errors.
crash cart A mobile, wheeled cart stocked with specialized emergency medications and life-support equipment used by healthcare teams during a medical emergency
United States pharmacopeia An independent, nonprofit organization that establishes the official standards for the quality, purity, strength, and identity of medicines, food ingredients, and dietary supplements.
automated dispensing system A computerized device or cabinet (such as Pyxis, Omnicell, or SureMed) that automates the storage, inventory tracking, and dispensing of medications directly on patient care units.
institutional pharmacy A pharmacy located within a facility where patients receive care on-site, including hospitals, long-term care facilities, rehabilitation centers, and nursing homes.
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