i.s.h.med MedCatSync®

With the SFW Framework add-on from INFORMATICS, you can update the drug catalog during normal operations without any downtime.

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Maintain the drug catalog without downtime

Preventing Inconsistent Data on the Production System During Updates

Enable catalog updates during operation

Preventing the unexpected deactivation of prescription templates due to updates

Current catalog available on the test system

Improved process for cataloging using SFW

Updating the medication catalog without downtime for the production system

Synchronizing the catalog from the test system to the production system and vice versa

Catalog synchronization is also possible even with different release versions

Latest catalog on the test system via automated synchronization

Standard medication will remain unchanged following the catalog update

Medication templates can be adapted in the test system

Consistent Data with Sync Framework (SFW) MedCatSync®

The improved process for updating the drug catalog using SFW offers numerous benefits for the healthcare system. Thanks to the system-automated synchronization of the drug catalog between the production and test systems, updates can be performed without interrupting ongoing operations. This prevents system downtime. This seamless integration ensures that an up-to-date catalog is always available on the test system. This enables precise testing and adjustments prior to broad implementation.

The system’s synchronization capability also allows for catalog reconciliation across different release versions and ensures that standard medications remain unchanged following a catalog update. In addition, medication templates can be flexibly adapted to the test system, enabling better preparation and customized applications in everyday clinical practice. These advantages lead to greater efficiency and accuracy in medication management, improve patient safety, and optimize resource utilization throughout the entire system.