Automed Technologies, Inc.

Other

Diebold, Inc.

Medselect, Inc.

David T Frederick

James A Michael

R Michael McGrady

H Thomas Graef

Darren Gregory Floyd

R Barrie Slaymaker, Jr

Eser Sukan

Greg Kroah-Hartman

Kevin H Newton

William D Yost

Daniel J Bernard

W Michael Wright

Richard T Vangenewitt

Disclosed are a system and a method enabling E-Commerce transactions without redirecting a user's computer from one electronic publishing page to another electronic publishing page.

System and method for e-commerce accessibility

System for E-commerce accessibility

The system for monitoring and dispensing medical items which are dispensed for administration to patients includes a data terminal () which is connected through a network () to at least one remote computer () having a processor and a data store. The system also includes a reading device () which is connected to the network. A user of the data terminal or the reading device is enabled to select a patient for whom medical items will be used, and responsive to a request to dispense items the requested items are dispensed from dispensing devices () connected to the data terminal. A report generating device () generates reports () which include machine readable indicia corresponding to patients and/or medical items. Users may select patients and dispense medications by reading the indicia from the reports using the reading device. Certain storage locations are also labeled with machine readable indicia which may be read to indicate the taking of items therefrom as well as to indicate inventory status information. One such dispensing device in the system is a refrigerator () which is retrofit with a refrigerator lock module () which selectively enable access to medical items stored in an interior area thereof.

System for tracking and dispensing medical items from environmentally controlled storage area

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The system for controlling and tracking medical items () includes a plurality of medical item storage cabinets (). Each cabinet includes a plurality of doors (-). The doors control access to shelves () and support modules (). Shelves and support modules include user interfaces (). Authorized users desiring to take medical items from storage locations in cabinets for use in treating patients are enabled to provide inputs through a display terminal () adjacent to cabinets and/or interfaces to indicate the taking of medical items. Storage cabinets include visual indicators so that users may be guided to find a selected medical item for which information is input at an associated display terminal. Alternatively, authorized users gain access to the interior of the cabinet and indicate through appropriate inputs through interfaces on the shelves the types and quantities of items being taken.

Medical item storage cabinet and method

The system for controlling and tracking medical items () includes one or more computers and associated data stores including information concerning authorized users, patients, medical items that have been prescribed for patients, medical items available, storage locations for medical items and events associated with receiving, dispensing, taking and returning medical items for patients. Authorized users taking medical items from storage locations are enabled to provide inputs through a display terminal () to indicate the taking of medical items for patients. Medical items are enabled to be taken from a plurality of storage cabinets (). Storage cabinets are operative so that users may be guided to find a selected medical item for which corresponding information is input at an associated display terminal. Alternatively, users are enabled to gain access to the interior of the cabinet and indicate through appropriate inputs, the types and quantities of items that are being taken.

The system for controlling and tracking medical items () includes a plurality of medical item storage cabinets (). Each cabinet includes a plurality of doors (888-894). The doors control access to shelves () and support modules (). Shelves and support modules include user interfaces (). Authorized users desiring to take medical items from storage locations in cabinets for use in treating patients are enabled to provide inputs through a display terminal () adjacent to cabinets and/or interfaces to indicate the taking of medical items. Storage cabinets include visual indicators so that users may be guided to find a selected medical item for which information is input at an associated display terminal. Alternatively, authorized users gain access to the interior of the cabinet and indicate through appropriate inputs through interfaces on the shelves the types and quantities of items being taken.

The system for controlling and tracking medical items () includes a plurality of medical item storage cabinets (). Each cabinet includes a plurality of doors (-). The doors control access to shelves () and support modules (). Shelves and support modules include user interfaces (). Authorized users desiring to take medical items from storage locations in cabinets for use in treating patients are enabled to provide inputs through a display terminal () adjacent to cabinets and/or interfaces to indicate the taking of medical items. Storage cabinets include visual indicators so that users may be guided to find a selected medical item for which information is input at an associated display terminal. Alternatively, authorized users gain access to the interior of the cabinet and indicate through appropriate inputs through interfaces the types and quantities of items being taken.

A dispenser () for dispensing medical items () includes dispenser modules () movably mounted thereon. The dispenser modules are selectively operative to dispense medical items therefrom into a path () which is connected to a delivery area () of the dispenser. The dispenser and the dispenser modules therein are configured to provide security against unauthorized access thereto. However an authorized user is enabled to readily access the dispenser modules and the medical items therein by unlocking a lock (), opening a door () and extending the dispenser modules through an opening (). With the dispenser modules in the extended position the medical items therein may be replenished. Alternatively, the dispenser modules may be disconnected from the dispenser and replaced with substitute dispenser modules.

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North Huntington, PA, United States of America

David T Frederick