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ICU Medical - Automated Drug Compounding System | Diana™ ACS
Automate Your Workflow With Breakthrough Sterile Drug Compounding Technology
Automated sterile compounding for the accurate, safe, and efficient preparation of hazardous drugs.
- User-controlled automated system for repeatable accuracy.
- Significantly reduces exposure to hazardous drugs.
- Minimizes repetitive motion stresses.
- Helps maintain drug sterility.
Introducing Diana, the first user-controlled automated compounding system with barcode scanning for the safe preparation of IV medications, including hazardous drugs.
The Diana™ system helps you reduce the risk for exposure to hazardous drugs while maintaining drug sterility and minimizing physical stress to pharmacists and technicians.
By incorporating wireless barcode scanning, Diana also helps reduce human data entry
errors and improve preparation traceability. Diana fits under the hood of a biological safety cabinet and uses many of ICU Medical’s proven ChemoClave® components to protect clinicians from exposure to hazardous drugs and accidental needlesticks, while protecting the final patient preparation from exposure to environmental contaminants.
Designed to fit the way you work today, the Diana system is safe, easy, intuitive, and accurate
- User Controlled Automation
- Cost-effectively keep pharmacists and technicians in control of the compounding process from beginning to end.
- Reduced Risk of Injury
- Free up pharmacists and technicians from many of the repetitive motions required during preparation and reconstitution.
- Closed Systems Assures Safety
- Maintain drug sterility while protecting clinicians from exposure to hazardous drugs and accidental needlesticks.
- Increased Efficiency and Reduced Waste
- Improve workflow efficiency while reducing drug waste by extracting every drop of drug from every container.
How it Works
Automated workflow traceability that keeps your compounding process in compliance from beginning to end.
Channel 1 - Low-Volume Transfer
- Add medication to patient IV bags
- Add medication to syringes
- Add medication to elastomeric pumps
- Extract every drop of drug
Channel 2 - High-Volume Transfer
- Reconstitute lyophilized drugs
- Add diluent to patient IV bags
- Fill a syringe or elastomeric pump
- Batch-prepare a series of container
Reducing Human Data Entry Error.
The Diana system's barcode scanner references a library of over 6500 unique injectable drug names and concentrations to help minimize data entry errors while giving you enhanced traceability, improved documentation, and complete validation of each preparation.
Providing a Complete Record of Each Preparation
After each mix is completed, the Diana system sends the medication name, volume, time, and date to a printer that creates up to five labels containing preparation information to complement your validation and quality assurance process, help prevent medication errors, and provide a record of past preparations.
System Workflow
Improve your existing pharmacy workflow with four easy-to-follow steps.
Step One
- Scan the barcode on the patient order to provide order traceability.
Step Two
- Scan the medication barcode to display the drug name and concentration on the screen.
Step Three
- Enter drug volume and verify that the volume, channel, and container are correct.
Step Four
- Press the start button and Diana does the rest, giving you validation when complete.
After the mix is complete, the Diana system prints up to five barcoded labels for enhanced traceability.
The Diana system is also available with a user-programmable dropdown drug menu for workflows not using barcode scanning.
High-Volume Compounding
Improve the efficiency of your batch filling process
The unique features of the Diana system facilitate high-volume compounding of IV medications, allowing you to improve your existing batch filling process to be more accurate, safe, and efficient.
- Diana accepts any size syringe for batch filling of operating room anesthesia or Patient-Controlled Analgesia (PCA)
- Perfect for batch filling of heavy-use admixtures
- Effortlessly fills elastomeric pumps
A Completely Closed System Takes Contamination Out of the Equation.
Helping keep you safe while preserving the sterility of drugs throughout the compounding process.
The microbiologically and mechanically closed design of the Diana system is accomplished through a series of innovative needlefree components, including pre-packaged preparation sets and many of ICU Medical’s proven ChemoClave® closed system components. These devices attach to all containers that are dispensing or receiving a drug in the compounding process to protect the patient preparation from exposure to environmental contaminants while protecting the clinician from both exposure to the drug and accidental needlesticks.
To contact ICU Medical about ICU Medical Automated Drug Compounding System | Diana™ ACS use Get a quote.
Automated sterile compounding for the accurate, safe, and efficient preparation of hazardous drugs.
- User-controlled automated system for repeatable accuracy.
- Significantly reduces exposure to hazardous drugs.
- Minimizes repetitive motion stresses.
- Helps maintain drug sterility.
Introducing Diana, the first user-controlled automated compounding system with barcode scanning for the safe preparation of IV medications, including hazardous drugs.
The Diana™ system helps you reduce the risk for exposure to hazardous drugs while maintaining drug sterility and minimizing physical stress to pharmacists and technicians.
By incorporating wireless barcode scanning, Diana also helps reduce human data entry
errors and improve preparation traceability. Diana fits under the hood of a biological safety cabinet and uses many of ICU Medical’s proven ChemoClave® components to protect clinicians from exposure to hazardous drugs and accidental needlesticks, while protecting the final patient preparation from exposure to environmental contaminants.
Designed to fit the way you work today, the Diana system is safe, easy, intuitive, and accurate
- User Controlled Automation
- Cost-effectively keep pharmacists and technicians in control of the compounding process from beginning to end.
- Reduced Risk of Injury
- Free up pharmacists and technicians from many of the repetitive motions required during preparation and reconstitution.
- Closed Systems Assures Safety
- Maintain drug sterility while protecting clinicians from exposure to hazardous drugs and accidental needlesticks.
- Increased Efficiency and Reduced Waste
- Improve workflow efficiency while reducing drug waste by extracting every drop of drug from every container.
How it Works
Automated workflow traceability that keeps your compounding process in compliance from beginning to end.
Channel 1 - Low-Volume Transfer
- Add medication to patient IV bags
- Add medication to syringes
- Add medication to elastomeric pumps
- Extract every drop of drug
Channel 2 - High-Volume Transfer
- Reconstitute lyophilized drugs
- Add diluent to patient IV bags
- Fill a syringe or elastomeric pump
- Batch-prepare a series of container
Reducing Human Data Entry Error.
The Diana system's barcode scanner references a library of over 6500 unique injectable drug names and concentrations to help minimize data entry errors while giving you enhanced traceability, improved documentation, and complete validation of each preparation.
Providing a Complete Record of Each Preparation
After each mix is completed, the Diana system sends the medication name, volume, time, and date to a printer that creates up to five labels containing preparation information to complement your validation and quality assurance process, help prevent medication errors, and provide a record of past preparations.
System Workflow
Improve your existing pharmacy workflow with four easy-to-follow steps.
Step One
- Scan the barcode on the patient order to provide order traceability.
Step Two
- Scan the medication barcode to display the drug name and concentration on the screen.
Step Three
- Enter drug volume and verify that the volume, channel, and container are correct.
Step Four
- Press the start button and Diana does the rest, giving you validation when complete.
After the mix is complete, the Diana system prints up to five barcoded labels for enhanced traceability.
The Diana system is also available with a user-programmable dropdown drug menu for workflows not using barcode scanning.
High-Volume Compounding
Improve the efficiency of your batch filling process
The unique features of the Diana system facilitate high-volume compounding of IV medications, allowing you to improve your existing batch filling process to be more accurate, safe, and efficient.
- Diana accepts any size syringe for batch filling of operating room anesthesia or Patient-Controlled Analgesia (PCA)
- Perfect for batch filling of heavy-use admixtures
- Effortlessly fills elastomeric pumps
A Completely Closed System Takes Contamination Out of the Equation.
Helping keep you safe while preserving the sterility of drugs throughout the compounding process.
The microbiologically and mechanically closed design of the Diana system is accomplished through a series of innovative needlefree components, including pre-packaged preparation sets and many of ICU Medical’s proven ChemoClave® closed system components. These devices attach to all containers that are dispensing or receiving a drug in the compounding process to protect the patient preparation from exposure to environmental contaminants while protecting the clinician from both exposure to the drug and accidental needlesticks.
To contact ICU Medical about ICU Medical Automated Drug Compounding System | Diana™ ACS use Get a quote.
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