DEMENTIA CARE & NURSING HOME EXPO 2018
WIN HEALTH MEDICAL LTD
STAND 13052 Win Health Medical is a nationwide supplier of medical equipment, medical devices, self-care products and lifestyle aids to the NHS, care sector, private healthcare and the public. Offering an innovative portfolio and delivering quality, choice and value at the best prices, the company ensures that deliveries are fast and discreet and that customers receive long-term support.
As an established supplier to the NHS and care sector, Win Health Medical complies with the ABHI Code of Practice and is a BHTA Member. All team members are MIA certified for ethical conduct in hospitals and care facilities. The organisation also has Quality Management Systems in place and is certified to the ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2012 standards.
Customers are offered a choice of fully-automated Ultrasound Bladder Scanners with long all-inclusive warranties for total peace of mind. Using bladder scanners to measure bladder volume combats catheter associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) and reduces the overall spread of healthcare associated infections. Easy to use, self-calibrating and not requiring routine servicing, the bladder scanners are affordable, practical, portable and light for easy transportation between different locations (i.e. one bladder scanner can serve more than one care home or can be used for home visits).
Win Health’s elderly care portfolio includes HipSaver Soſt Hip Protectors and HeadSaver Soſt Head Protector, designed to reduce fall-related fractures and injuries and regarded to be the best in their class. Featuring in the injury reduction product category, the FallSmart Bedside Fallout Mats help to reduce injuries caused by falling out of bed.
Other outstanding products in our portfolio are DermaSaver Skin Protectors, Snug Positioning Pillows and the CareZips Incontinence Dignity Trousers. DermaSavers are garment- like products made from unique medical MicroSpring textile. Breathable DermaSavers protect the fragile and compromised skin from external injuries (i.e. lacerations, shears, tears, bruising), whilst supporting healing of existing problems. Most popular DermaSavers are shin protectors, knee protectors, heel and ankle protectors, arm, forearm and elbow protectors and hand mitts. Snug Positioning Pillows provide safety, security and comfort to frail bedbound patients. CareZips Incontinence Dignity Trousers make pad changes fast and easy for the carers and improve patients’ privacy, dignity and comfort.
www.win-health.com
OMNICELL
STAND 8030 Omnicell UK & Ireland will be appearing at the Dementia Care & Nursing Home Expo where they will be showcasing Omnicell eMAR, an automated medication management system designed for the managed care environment.
The system gathers information, provides prompts and accurate instructions for staff and gives managers real time medication administration data at the touch of a button so they can be sure that the right dose has been administered, at the right time to the right resident.
With Omnicell eMAR, each individual medication is identified through a barcode applied in the pharmacy, which can then be tracked at all stages from check in at the care home to administration to the resident, to unused items which are disposed of or returned to the pharmacy. The
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system uses on-screen photograph identification which provides important medical history for each patient and includes a simple alert and verification system to minimise the risk of medication administration errors in the home.
Additionally, the system has a ‘carried forward’ feature which allows homes to use up medication from a previous cycle rather than throwing it away – helping
to tackle the large-scale problem of medication wastage here in the UK.
The system automates the entire medication management and administration process, making it safe, simple and compliant for both pharmacy and care home.
www.omnicell.com
www.tomorrowscare.co.uk
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