The Operating Room has unique medication and supply needs, which are often overlooked when hospitals implement automated dispensing systems. Yet their manual processes for charge capture and inventory management can be inefficient and ineffective. Add to this challenge the increasing regulatory pressure to ensure patient safety and medication security throughout the hospital.
The Omnicell® Anesthesia Workstation G4 is an ideal solution to these challenges. It is an automated dispensing cabinet designed specifically for anesthesiologists and nurse anesthetists. It keeps anesthesia supplies and medications securely stored, yet easy to access during surgery.
Quick bar code scanning of each item used prevents medication errors, streamlines the restocking process, and ensures all charges are captured for each case. In addition, the system ensures compliance with regulatory requirements for securing and documenting medication use.
Time Saver
Our high-capacity Anesthesia Workstation G4 can easily support a day’s worth of cases and cut down on trips and phone calls between the OR and pharmacy. As a result, turnaround time between surgical cases may decrease.
Versatile Configurations
A wide range of accessories, options, and drawer styles makes this a versatile solution for your OR. A smaller tabletop version of the workstation is also available.
Customer Highlights
“Before we had the Anesthesia Workstation, it took hours for the Joint Commission to review our manual processes to ensure they were safe and secure. Our operating room was audited again in June 2009, and the analysis lasted five minutes. Once the inspectors discovered we were using the Omnicell Anesthesia Workstation to automate the management of our narcotics – that was all they needed to see to be assured that our drugs were properly handled.”
– Mark Antoszyk, Director of Anesthesia, Carolinas Medical Center-NorthEast
"With Omnicell’s Anesthesia Workstation, you have every medication at the point of care. The speed and ease of use of scanning make it truly user-friendly. Just place the item under a scanner and you’re done. It’s really a scan and go solution."
– Randy J. Marcel, M.D.
Chief of Anesthesiology
Baylor Regional Medical Center at Plano, Texas