SIMPLE TO USE, INTUITIVE AND SIMILAR TO MODERN SMART PHONE APPS, CDSMART IS THE ULTIMATE SOLUTION FOR OPERATING A SUCCESSFUL COMMUNITY PHARMACY IN THE 21ST CENTURY


and is very intuitive, requiring very little or no training. The software is packed with validation to prevent discrepancies occurring and stock level alerts and messages can also be set.


Saves money Apart for the obvious regulatory compliance, clear audit trails and efficient use of staff time, CDsmart can save any pharmacy business money. As many controlled drugs are very expensive, CDsmart can display the cost for all registers and will detect and value stock that may be going out of date. It will alert each user if the item is expensive and can help optimise stock levels. As such, expired stock and the entire cupboard can be valued very easily.


Simplifies regulation CDsmart provides benefits for managers and regulatory personals. With CDsmart CD auditing is made easy, enabling you to review registers and document your findings for future visits or simply to keep a track of registers you have checked in the past. Authorised witnesses can record destruction of expired stock with one click,


while advisory notes can be left for the pharmacy and for any subsequent inspector visits.


Simple to use, intuitive and similar to modern smart phone apps, CDsmart is the ultimate solution for operating a successful community pharmacy in the 21st century.


Getting started


Pharmsmart will listen and mould its software to meet all of your pharmacy needs. The company believes in providing exceptional service and support is available from 8am to 8pm seven days a week! For more information visit CDsmart.co.uk or email support@cdsmart.co.uk.


Testimonials


The Lindsay & Gilmour Group has been using CD Smart and now Reportsmart for over three years. Our initial use was for CD recording only, but we implemented ReportSmart upon launch for error reporting and near-miss recording. The initial use of CD Smart helped our teams to speed up balance checking and removed the classic ‘subtraction or addition’ error in a paper register. Discrepancies are clearly flagged to Head Office when reported and view access of registers allows discussion on discrepancies without needing to visit a pharmacy. The system also tracks when balance checks are overdue, and monitors how patient returns and out of dates are managed. Centralisation of stock levels also support management of short dated products or formulary switches where a pharmacy might be left with dead CD stock. The team at Pharmsmart has listened extensively to feedback on the current product and future developments are in the pipeline to further improve the product. Malcolm Clubb, Deputy Superintendent, Lindsay & Gilmour Group (30 branches)


We’ve been using CD Smart and Pom Smart for about three years and the system has made a big difference to our day-to-day work practice and workflow. We use the system for all of our registers – both our private prescription register and our CD registers. The system makes it much quicker for records to be written up. It also helps us to see what has already been CD checked and what still needs to be done for the month. You only need to have one log-in to access all of the registers, which is a major time saving since, prior to Pharmsmart, we had to flick through 100 individual CD registers across three folders. Things now get written up right away and we’re able to see all of the information regarding what the patient got the last time instead of having to go through loads of paper records. The time that we are saving means that we’re able to spend more time in patient-facing services. At Mackies, we love using the register. In fact, there’s now a fight to see who gets to write them up rather than a fight not to! Scott Conlon, J P Mackie Pharmacy, Glasgow (6 branches)


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