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Advances in process management and monitoring technology could help support the fast, safe and efficient roll-out of critical medicines including new Covid-19 vaccines

A viable vaccine for Covid-19 is edging closer but distribution will present major technical challenges requiring digital solutions, meticulous planning and extensive cold-chain facilities

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A confluence of supply and demand pressures are putting vaccines in the spotlight. But by applying digital solutions, pharmacies and primary care providers can ensure limited stock is fully protected

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Digital capabilities have been fast-tracked across the NHS. What can other organisations learn from this rapid transformation?

The intense challenges of the current crisis would have been hard to imagine, even just a few weeks ago. But for organisations to survive this ordeal, maintain some degree of continuity and lay the foundations for future resilience, large-scale change must be embraced as a necessity.

The economic shock of the Covid-19 crisis has shaken established structures and norms. Organisations have been forced to rethink their approach from top to bottom – the way they organise their workforce; the way they prioritise workloads; the way they serve the public.

Using technology to track work processes can bring efficiencies. For example, your pharmacy team could enter checks and actions into digital checklists that are recorded in the Cloud. For the Chief Pharmacist this gives greater real-time visibility.

Change is the law of life, and those who look only to the past and present are certain to miss the future.