As a dedicated Monitored Dosage System (MDS) company, we actively foster partnerships in medication management with top-tier distributors and partners who share our commitment to elevating the standards of medication management.
Additionally, by forging strong connections with leading pharmacy-focused organisations and best-practice, knowledge-sharing associations, we reinforce our leadership position in the field, particularly in the realm of monitored dosage systems and medication adherence.
Based in Dublin, John Griffey Ltd has been successfully distributing Venalink products across the Republic of Ireland for almost 30 years.
As a key partner, they specialise in promoting Venalink's advanced monitored dosage systems, which significantly enhance medication management by improving patient adherence and reducing errors.
This strong partnership continues to drive innovation in pharmacy automation, ultimately revolutionising how patients and healthcare providers approach medication management in Ireland.
Based in Beinwil am See, Switzerland, Pharmis has focussed on professionalising and simplifying workflows in medication management since 2002.
Notably, they have developed cutting-edge automated systems that fill blister cards or pouches according to a patient's specific schedule, significantly reducing the potential for human error.
This innovation aligns perfectly with Venalink’s medication management partnerships, enhancing patient adherence and freeing pharmacy staff to deliver more patient-centred care and clinical services.
Based in Cardiff, Cambrian Alliance is a buying group for independent pharmacy, with their buying platform, e-CASS, the leading platform across the sector supporting over 1,200 members.
Additionally, through strategic medication management partnerships with Venalink, Cambrian Alliance Group promotes the use of Monitored Dosage Systems (MDS) that enhance medication adherence.
These collaborations empower pharmacies to provide patients with organized blister packs, thereby improving patient outcomes and operational efficiency. Therefore, these partnerships are crucial in delivering superior patient care while ensuring pharmacies remain competitive.