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GrabMotion 1,an image analyser to detect motion using Webcam

GrabMotion 1

CamPSA 2.0.2, monitors the video signal from one camera and is able to detect if a significant part of the picture selections has changed.

CamPSA 2.0.2

Robo-Scan pan n' tilt

Battery Power Motion Light

Motion Activated Products

VCR Cammander (records with motion)

BlueTooth USB Wireless Dongle 100M Class I w/Antenna 2.4 GHz

100M Bluetooth Wireless USB Adapter with Antenna 2.4 GHz

Motorola/GI Wireless Motion Sensor

Motorola Homesight - Wireless Day/Night 2.4GHz Camera

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CLINICAL POLICY

Introduction

Policy Statement

Ordering

Storage

Supply

Prescribing

Administration

Destruction

Materials management best practice

Materials management best practice

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Best Practice Guide

Asset_Strategy_-_Works_Program

13 Steps for Implementing Best Practices in Maintenance

Best Practices in Customer Service and Store Performance Management

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GrabMotion 1,an image analyser to detect motion using Webcam

GrabMotion 1

CamPSA 2.0.2, monitors the video signal from one camera and is able to detect if a significant part of the picture selections has changed.

CamPSA 2.0.2

Robo-Scan pan n' tilt

Battery Power Motion Light

Motion Activated Products

VCR Cammander (records with motion)

BlueTooth USB Wireless Dongle 100M Class I w/Antenna 2.4 GHz

100M Bluetooth Wireless USB Adapter with Antenna 2.4 GHz

Motorola/GI Wireless Motion Sensor

Motorola Homesight - Wireless Day/Night 2.4GHz Camera

Staff should have a policy on key holding for the store room

CLINICAL POLICY

Introduction

Policy Statement

Ordering

Storage

Supply

Prescribing

Administration

Destruction

Materials management best practice

Materials management best practice

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Best Practice Guide

Asset_Strategy_-_Works_Program

13 Steps for Implementing Best Practices in Maintenance

Best Practices in Customer Service and Store Performance Management

Publisher's description of GrabMotion

Publisher's description of CamPSA

Included in your Robo-Scan kit

Products sensitive to light or temperature

4. Review process

Microsoft PowerPoint - RUTH - web version assets.ppt

http://www.playford.sa.gov.au/webdata/resources/files/Asset_Strategy_-_Works_Program_2007_-_2008.PDF

13 Steps for Implementing Best Practices in Maintenance

Publisher's description of GrabMotion

Publisher's description of CamPSA

Included in your Robo-Scan kit

Products sensitive to light or temperature

4. Review process

Microsoft PowerPoint - RUTH - web version assets.ppt

http://www.playford.sa.gov.au/webdata/resources/files/Asset_Strategy_-_Works_Program_2007_-_2008.PDF

13 Steps for Implementing Best Practices in Maintenance

Best Practices in Customer Service and Store Performance Management

Medicines Code

3. Materials management process

Ordering Processes

Automatic Ordering Process (Seacroft site)

Manual Ordering Process

Direct Requisition (Travelling Requisition)

Stock levels

Modular Storage

6. Communication

7. Benefits

End user

General benefits

8. Savings

Medicines Code

Contents

3. Materials management process

Ordering Processes

Automatic Ordering Process (Seacroft site)

Manual Ordering Process

Direct Requisition (Travelling Requisition)

Stock levels

Modular Storage

6. Communication

7. Benefits

End user

General benefits

8. Savings

2.0 Materials management team

Automatic Ordering

Manual Ordering (Top-up)

Direct Requisition (travelling requisition)

4.1 Initial set up

5.4 Difficult to store items - IV Fluids & Catheters

2.0 Materials management team

Automatic Ordering

Manual Ordering (Top-up)

Direct Requisition (travelling requisition)

4.1 Initial set up

5.4 Difficult to store items - IV Fluids & Catheters

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ALE Server: 1.1.3 Released

logicAlloy ALE is RFID-EPC compliant RFID middleware. ALE collects and processes RFID tag data from RFID readers, then pushes RFID data to ERP apps. For more info on ALE, RFID and RFID tools, see http://www.logicalloy.com. logicAlloy - RFID made easy

2008-01-25T03:13:00.001-08:00

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GrabMotion is an image analyser to detect motion using Webcam. Features: send e-mails attachement with image; send SMS alarm thru a gateway; save image on hard disk; sound alarm; answer to e-mail request by sending an e-mail image attachement; easy tuning dectector (WYSIWYG); schedule the detector activities for each day of the week; status bar on image top and bottom.

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From Patrice de Sury:

CamPSA is a program for the Windows operating system that monitors the video signal from one camera and is able to detect if a significant part of the picture selections has changed. CamPSA uses Windows Multimedia device for detection movement. It makes snapshots of the movement under JPEG format, making it usable as an observation or security system. It can send out a WAV sound or send the JPEG file on a client when detecting motion. You can also use camPSA for real-time viewing locally or remotely. CamPSA after a detection can have the following actions: record on disc an image JPEG, transfer the image on a distant site in FTP, start an audio recording, send a mail, pay a sound, execute external application. Version 2.0.2 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

2008-01-24T03:12:00.000-08:00

Turn our spy cam into a super security system. Mount your camera on to Robo-Scan. Then attach Robo-Scan to a tripod or wall and now you can scan back and forth and up and down, up to 240º! Can be set on auto or manual.

Now you won't be stuck looking in only one direction. With your camera mounted on Robo-Scan, you will now be able to see and record much more area.

How It Works
With the included remote control you can tell your camera where to look, both up and down and side to side. You can even preset four of your favorite positions. Set it on auto scan so when you are away the camera will automatically scan just like those expensive security cameras.

How To Use
-Have the camera follow your kids around as they play, as the kids move use the remote control to have the camera keep an eye on them. Scan from one room to the other to monitor several areas
-Use as a security camera to record in several areas, set for auto-scan and scan 4 preset areas, great for when you arn't home but want to record many different areas.

It's Easy
Place the Robo-Scan base on a table or platform, connect the base to a TriPod, or mount the Robo-Scan to any wall using the included wall mount. Attach any XCam2 Video Camera to the Robo-Scan Base, then view all the action on any TV/VCR! Then using the ScanPad Remote control up/down and left/right as you scan all the action! The motor is extremely quiet, unnoticeable to people in the room!

Record Only the Action! The new Pan 'n Tilt works great when used with the VCR Commander. Once motion is detected you can have your VCR turn on and start recording. Then using the Robo-Scan, your camera can sweep between 4 preset locations to record all the action in the area. You'll be sure to catch ALL the action!

What You Get
1 Pan 'n Tilt Base
1 Wall Mount
1 FREE ScanPad Remote - $50 Value!
1 Addressable Power Supply
5 mounting screws for Wall Mount

2026$89.99

Robo-Scan Pan n' Tilt

This is a brand new product as sold at The DoItYourselfHut. Introducing the most exciting and significant Video Surveillance product of the year! It's the NEW Ninja Pan 'n Tilt, a video camera mount and controller that allows you to easily move your XCam2 Camera from left to right, and up to down! With the included Scan Pad Remote, you can remotely move the position of the camera to monitor whatever you want! With its Ultra Sweep & Scan™ feature you can put your camera on auto-pilot to sweep between 4 preset locations, perfect for when you're not home! .

Lots of Bang!

GET THE POWER OF 4! Without the Ninja Robo-Scan, your camera can view only 60º! When you attach your camera to the Ninja, you'll be able to view 240°, which is what 4 cameras can see!

SIMPLE AS 1-2-3! Place the Ninja Robo-Scan base on a table or platform, connect the base to a TriPod, or mount the Robo-Scan to any wall using the included wall mount. Attach any XCam2 Video Camera to the Ninja Base, then view all the action on any TV or PC*! Then using the ScanPad Remote control up/down and left/right as you scan all the action! The motor inside the Ninja is extremely quiet, unnoticeable to people in the room!

1 Ninja Pan 'n Tilt Base

1 Ninja Wall Mount

1 FREE Ninja ScanPad Remote - $50 Value!

1 Addressable Power Supply

5 mounting screws for Wall Mount

Works Right out of the Box!!

"NEW Ninja Pan 'n Tilt Mount takes Wireless Video Surveillance to the next level!"

Incredible 240º x 130º Pan 'n Tilt Range - Now you can easily control remotely what your camera is looking at; Pan 240 degrees left to right (31 seconds per cycle) and tilt 130 degrees up and down! (15 seconds per cycle). Amazingly smooth & fluid movement!
Ninja ScanPad Remote (Included) - Use the Ninja Remote to scan between 4 cameras (on/off) and control the position of each camera that is mounted on a Ninja Pan 'n Tilt base. Remote sends RF (Radio Frequency) signals to X10 Transceiver, which passes the signals through your house wiring to control the cameras.
Ultra Sweep & Scan Feature™ - Put your Ninja on Auto-Pilot! You can store up to 4 positions for each camera. Then using the "sweep" button on your Ninja ScanPad, you can automatically sweep thru the 4 stored positions (ex. front driveway, street, front lawn, and front door area.) Great for recording and monitoring an entire 240 degree area when you're not home!
Extremely Quiet! When the Ninja moves its
unnoticeable to people in the room!

The Ninja ScanPad Remote:
Scan between all your camera
using the C1 - C4 buttons. Use
the "blue" arrow buttons to pan
the selected camera left/right or
tilt up/down. Using the P1-P4
buttons set 4 separate locations
to monitor. Then by selected the
"sweep" button, Ninja will
automatically move to each
position then repeat.
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2008-01-24T03:08:00.000-08:00

Battery operated motion sencing light. No need to tap or touch. Sensor turns light on when motion is detected. Powered by batteries, you can take it anywhere.

This is one of my favorite products

Uses 4 AA batteries so NO A/C is needed. Movement activated (PIR) light switches itself on as you approach, and automatically switches off 15 seconds later after you leave. Daylight sensor eliminates daytime operation. This saves the batteries because this only turns on when you need it. Turns on at night (dark area) only when it senses motion.

Think of the many uses Use in hallways, no need for a/c outlet.

In childrens rooms. Light your stairway. Storage and cupboards. Perfect for sheds

Use in attic, basement, closets, Storage bins.

Illumination of a garage. Light a side gate or front door. Great for tent (camping) Use in Bathroom Great for kids who forget to turn lights off.

Pilot lamp for key hole or switches.

Eliminate the need to turn a light switch on.

The uses are endless!

Other features

This unit can be wall mounted or set on table.

Comes with extra light bulb. Save electricity, battery power only used when you need it!!!

3 Watts extra bright Krypton bulb.

Add alarm to your Motion Light

For only $4.99 more get light AND alarm.

Same as our battery power motion activated light but with alarm option. When movement is detected it will activate either the alarm or light. Set the switch to either light or alarm.

Use as a light when you are home and an alarm when you are away.

Buy our Battery Power Motion Light then add alarm for only $4.99 more.

2008-01-24T03:07:00.000-08:00

2008-01-24T03:06:00.000-08:00

Add to our wireless camera. It allows your VCR to record ONLY when motion is detected. Motion Activated Sesnor Included
NEW! VCR CONTROLLER KIT! RECORD ONLY THE ACTION!!!

Hands FREE way to record ONLY the moments you want whether you’re home or not!

NEW! JUST RELEASED OCT. 18, 2000! BE ONE OF THE FIRST TO GET THIS AWESOME PRODUCT! Now you can set your Wireless Camera and VCR on auto-pilot to "Record ONLY the action" in and around your home totally hands free! It's the NEW X10 VCR Commander Kit. Whether you're home or not, when motion is detected, this amazing product can turn on your Camera and your VCR - then automatically send a "Record" command to your VCR!

When no motion has been detected from the motion detector linked to the VCR Commander for 5 minutes - the VCR Commander will turn the VCR OFF or STOP recording. This will make sure your tape only shows the action and reduces the amount of blank, no action time.

GENIUS! Record ONLY the Action: Imagine going on a 2 week vacation with the family. When you get home, turn on the VCR and watch everything the happened around your home while you were away. Someone try to visit you? Someone try to break in? Who smashed the mailbox? It's all on tape! THE EVIDENCE IS ALL YOURS!

Another Great Way to use the VCR Commander: Record a video for your spouse or kids. As soon as they walk in the door, the TV and VCR automatically turn on. Then the VCR automatically runs the "play" command. Your video message is delivered with perfect timing. Record directions or chores for their kids when they get home from school. Record a romantic message for your spouse. Great fun and very practical!

AMAZING!

How it works

Simply use your VCR's remote control point it to your new VCR Commander, to program the VCR Commander. Your VCR Commander will then be able to control your VCR. When motion is detected the Commander will tell your VCR to start recording. If no motion is detected for 5 minutes the commander will tell your VCR to stop.

Parts included VCR Commander Base IR Emitter cable with 3 emitters Power Adapter Eagle Eye Motion Detector

2023Regular price: $58.88Sale price: $49.99

2008-01-24T03:05:00.001-08:00

BlueTooth USB Wireless Dongle 100M Class I w/Antenna

Item	Price/Item	Quantity
BlueTooth USB Wireless Dongle 100M Class I w/Antenna	$6.95

Features:

¡¤ Compact size

¡¤ Bluetooth Class I

¡¤ Up to 328 Feet Range (100 Meters)

¡¤ USB BlueTooth Wireless Dongle Adapter

¡¤ w/Antenna for Best Receptions

¡¤ 2.4GHz Wireless Networking

¡¤ Superior Quality

¡¤ Best BlueTooth Dongle with built-in Security and 328 Feet Range

¡¤ Newest Version Bluetooth Ver. 1.1, 1.2 compliant

¡¤ Fully Compatible with Window XP SP2

2008-01-24T03:00:00.000-08:00

100M Bluetooth Wireless USB Adapter with Antenna

USB Bluetooth adapter is an external adapter, for Notebook and Desktop PC through USB interface for wireless communication.

The Bluetooth Dongle supports data transmission and is fully compliant with Bluetooth specification V.2 standard
Instant Wireless Connection With PDA, Laptop PC, Printer, & Mobile Phone.
Support most popular application profiles (more than 10 profiles)
Class 1 power designed for short range (up to 100 meters) application
Built-in antenna
Frequency band: 2.4Ghz unlicensed ISM band
Maximum date rate: 1MB
Sensitivity: -89dBM @ 0.1% BER
LED status indicator
Security: pairing, encryption, authentication
OS support: Microsoft Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000/XP

Weight : 115g

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2008-01-24T02:52:00.000-08:00

Motorola/GI Wireless Motion Sensor

Motorola Wireless Motion Sensor: Detects motion in and around your home, day or night. Wall and horizontal surface mountable. Adjustable pitch and rotation.
MODEL- HMSM4050 VENDOR- MOTOROLA/GI

FEATURES- homesight Wireless Motion Sensor
Know when there is motion in and around your home. The Wireless
Motion Sensor is easy to install anywhere in your home, and will
alert your system whenever physical motion occurs within 20 feet of
the sensor. Whether it is a sleepwalking child, or an unwelcome
trespasser, you will know when someone is on the move.
For use with the homesight Wireless Easy Start Kit.
Includes Wireless Motion Sensor, Horizontal Surface Stand, Wall
Mounting Hardware, Quick Start Guide and Two AA Batteries.
* CONVENIENCE
- Wireless device
- Easy to install and operate
* PERFORMANCE
- Passive infrared motion detector detects motion up to 20 feet.
- Triggers your homesight system cameras to capture activity.
- False-trigger reduction technology minimizes unnecessary alerts.
- Manually adjustable for pitch
- One year battery life

-- SPECIFICATIONs ------------------------------------
ACCESSORIES - HMVC3075 Wireless Camera (Day)
HMVC3050 Wireless Camera (Day/Night)
HMVC3020 Wired Camera
HMSM4140 Wireless Door/Window Sensor
HMSM4050 Wireless Motion Sensor
HMSM4150 Wireless Temperature Sensor
HMSM4160 Wireless Water Sensor
HMDC5025 Wireless Power Control Monitor
HMSC7050 Wireless Home/Away Keys
HMSC7075 Wireless Home/Away Keypad
HMAC9100 Wireless Signal Repeater
HMAD80000 Wireless Siren
REQUIREMENTS - Motorola homesight Wireless Easy Start Kit
Broadband Internet service, Cable/DSL modem and Email
account required for remote notification.

MANUFACTURER WARRANTY: 2 YEARS

2008-01-24T01:38:00.000-08:00

Motorola Homesight - Wireless Day/Night 2.4GHz Camera


Enlarge Image	See virtually anywhere in your home, any time, by adding the Wireless Day/Night Camera to your homesight system. Activated by a built in infrared motion detector, the Wireless Day/Night Camera is on guard whenever your system is armed, ready to capture color still images and video with sound in low light conditions - even in the dark. At-home users can view live video via a PC; away from home, you can receive color still images and text alerts on your cell phone or email. For indoor use. For use with the Motorola Homesight USB Kits ONLY. Watch a Video Demo

Item # HMVC3050

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Convenience Features:

Wireless device
Easy to install and operate
False-trigger reduction technology minimizes unnecessary alerts
Plugs into standard 3-prong wall outlet

Versatility Features:

Wireless connectivity allows for placement virtually anywhere around the home or office

Performance Features:

Capture still images and video clips with sound using built-in motion detector and microphone
Color, infrared camera
Passive infrared motion detector
Able to broadcast images in low light conditions, including at night
Built in microphone captures sound up to 6 feet from the camera
Detects motion up to 20 feet with a minimum viewing angle of 90-degrees
Picture quality adjustment settings
Does not require re-discovery in the event of power outage to PC

System Support:

24/7 online and toll-free technical customer support
One year limited warranty

System Requirements:

Motorola homesight™ Wireless Easy Start Kit (USB Kits only!)
Broadband Internet service, Cable/DSL modem and Email account required for remote notification

What's Included:

Wireless Camera - Day/Night
AC Adapter
Quick Start Guide
Mounting Hardware

Power Supply

Motorola Ushers New Era
in Home Monitoring & Control

Consumers can easily install and customize new solutions that work with existing broadband connections – enabling users to remain connected and informed. Cost-effective and feature-rich, Motorola’s solution monitors and controls a variety of home functions

Mention the concept of home monitoring and control, and most folks envision a cumbersome, highly technical, and prohibitively expensive system requiring professional installation and a monthly service fee. So how would the same consumers react to a system that not only provides monitoring and control of a wide range of home functions, easily expanded and customized, installed in minutes by the consumer, capable of delivering a variety of alerts remotely (cell phone, e-mail) – and available at a fraction of the cost of traditional home monitoring systems?

Motorola now offers all this and more -- through a suite of home monitoring solutions under the homesight brand. The Motorola homesight Solution provides everything consumers need to install a do-it-yourself home monitoring system, and the peace of mind that comes from knowing that family and home are secure. The system leverages consumers’ existing broadband connections to provide the ability to remotely monitor a variety of activities with real-time alerts sent via e-mail, to a cell phone or PDA.

Through an intuitive, Web-based interface, homeowners can access the system to capture both still images and video, monitor entry points, monitor temperature levels, and even detect water leaks. The system is easily customized to fit individual needs by simply adding devices such as wireless and wired cameras that capture still images and video with sound, wireless door and window sensors to monitor entry points, wireless temperature sensors for improved energy management, and wireless water sensors to detect water and problematic leaks.

The Motorola homesight solutions offer consumer-installed, PC-based home monitoring to enable a variety of customizable functions. By leveraging the home broadband connection and providing additional customizable functions that go beyond those of traditional home monitoring services, the Motorola system gives consumers peace of mind and unprecedented flexibility – without the high costs associated with elaborate custom-installed systems. The system supports up to three wired cameras, twelve wireless cameras and 16 other devices, so the level of customization is more than broad enough to completely cover most homes.

Easy Start Kit

The Motorola solution’s base configuration, the Easy Start Kit, consists of the PC-based Home Monitoring & Control software, a base station that connects to the home computer’s USB port, a wireless camera that works both indoors and outdoors, and the needed power supplies, mounting equipment and documentation.

In addition, Motorola recently introduced a new version of the Home Monitoring and Control software, designed to accommodate the functionality of the new accessories. New features to the software include “Live” Camera popup window that puts real-time video in the forefront and support for additional e-mail addresses – allowing for alerts to be sent to as many as up to eight addresses. In addition, support for additional message accounts allowing for alerts to be sent to as many as eight accounts. Individual arming and disarming of cameras and sensor devices; individual power state control for power modules, individual suspension or activation of scheduled events and schedule events to occur during specific time frames.

The wireless camera captures still images and video clips -- with sound -- of events as they happen, and allows users to have the images and text alerts sent to a cell phone or e-mail address, or stores them on a hard drive for future viewing. Useful inside and outside the home or office, this camera enables the monitoring of places in which running a wire would be inconvenient or impossible. The wireless camera does not require the user to have a wireless network installed.

With the camera installed, users need not be at home to know when the kids get home from school, a package is dropped at the front door, or someone enters the home.

However, in many homes or offices, one camera is simply not enough. Motorola homesight is easily and quickly expanded with additional wireless or wired cameras, allowing for extensive monitoring in and around the home or office. The available wired camera combines all the functionality of the wireless camera, with the added reliability of a wired connection.

Motion detection capabilities allow users to set program the camera to automatically capture still images or record video when activity is detected, and alerts to be sent to multiple devices.

Wireless Door and Window Sensor Detects Intrusion

Whether home or away, users gain additional peace of mind with the addition of a wireless door/window sensor that can be connected to any flat surface – doors, windows, even filing cabinets. This sensor creates a magnetic “seal” between itself and a contact strip, and sends an alert to the user-defined cell phone or e-mail address when that seal is broken.

The sensor is easily integrated with other components of the homesight solution, and can trigger a nearby camera to record images when activity is detected. The images can then be sent to the user, or stored on a hard drive and accessed later.

With this detector added to the system, users are remotely informed when someone opens or closes a door or window – whether it’s family members coming or going, the garage door going up or down, or an unwanted intruder entering the home.

Monitor Temperature Changes, Detect Problematic Leaks

For those parts of the home or office that may be impacted by a substantial change in temperature, the Motorola homesight Solutions offers a wireless temperature sensor. When the sensor indicates that a user-defined upper or lower temperature limit has been exceeded, the system sends a text alert to a cell phone or e-mail address. This easily installed addition is ideal for such applications as a baby’s room, wine cellar, greenhouse, or a vacation home – allowing the user to take necessary actions once a temperature threshold has been breached.

If a laundry room, basement, bathroom, water heater or sump pump has the potential for water leaks or damage, the addition of the optional wireless water sensor allows the Home Monitoring & Control system to detect the presence – or absence – of water before a leak becomes a costly problem.

When water is detected, the sensor will send an alert. The system can be programmed for wireless or wired cameras to record the moment when water is detected. This information, in the form of still images and text alerts, can then be sent via cell phone or e-mail and stored to the hard drive of the home computer.

Motorola’s Monitoring System – The System that Grows With You

Early this year, Motorola extended the homesight portfolio with an array of new accessories that are each easily added to the system through “one touch discovery” – a feature that adds the new device to the system with the touch of a button.

Home/Away Keypad Kit and Extra Key Pack – Arm or disarm the System from a keypad-style panel rather than from a PC.
Wireless Power Controller – Turn lights and appliances on/off.
Wireless Motion Sensor - Detect motion with a stand-alone device that also includes an integrated infrared sensor.
Wireless Siren – Sound an audible alert when the System is armed and one of the sensors are triggered.

The advent of this affordable and easy-to-use home monitoring system enables consumers to gain the peace of mind that comes with knowing their homes and loved ones are safe and secure, and also realize additional value from their broadband connection, and gain the reassurance that comes from a robust, multi-function monitoring system.

HMVC3050 Manuals

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	Motorola Homesight Home Monitoring & Control System - Easy Start Kit - HMEZ2000 Check on the baby without disturbing naptime, see who's at the front door without opening it and keep an eye on the kids as they play in the back yard, with a Home Monitoring & Control System from Motorola. Your customized system begins with this Easy Start Kit. Watch a Video Demo View Product Details	$98.95

	Motorola Homesight Home Monitoring & Control System - Easy Start Kit #2 - HMEZ2010 Same as Easy Start Kit #1 but with different style Controller and Camera. Check on the baby without disturbing naptime, see who's at the front door without opening it and keep an eye on the kids as they play in the back yard, with a Home Monitoring & Control System from Motorola. View Product Details	$68.95

	Motorola Homesight - 2.4GHz Wireless Day Camera - HMVC3075 The Wireless Day Camera captures and transmits color still images or video with sound so you can see virtually anywhere in your home. For use with the Motorola Homesight. View Product Details	$47.95

	Motorola Homesight - Wired CMOS Camera - HMVC3020 This Motorola Homesight Wired Camera captures and transmits full-color still images or video with sound from locations within 60 feet of your PC. View Product Details

2008-01-23T21:18:00.000-08:00

NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE PRIMARY CARE TRUST

Issued: July 2006

For Review: July 2008

Reviewer: Clinical Governance Directorate

Medicines Code for North Lincolnshire Primary Care Trust – The safe and secure handling of Medicines

This policy provides guidance to North Lincolnshire Primary Care Trust staff on all aspects of the safe and secure use of medicines.

Medicines are an important part of modern healthcare and, when used properly, reduce illness and improve health. They all, however, carry inherent risk, particularly when they are used inappropriately.

This policy provides staff with guidance on minimising this risk and is constructed to reflect current legislative requirements and best-practice advice. The application of this policy will allow the PCT to meet the requirements of the Medicines Management elements in Standards for Better Health.

Aims

This policy contains guidance on the following areas of medicines management:

Ordering

Prescribing

Supply

Administration

Storage

Destruction

Staff should only order medicines from appropriate suppliers. For North Lincolnshire PCT the principal supplier of medicines is the Pharmacy Department at Scunthorpe General Hospital (SGH). Dressings and appliances must also be ordered from appropriate suppliers: the principal supplier of dressings and appliances is Supplies Department at SGH. Staff should only use other suppliers when they have received confirmation from their line manager of the suitability of the supplier.

Staff must maintain a written record of the medicines or dressings and appliances that they order. They should decide whether this should be maintained at an individual practitioner level or at a team level and seek clarification from their line manager if they are uncertain.

Orders for medicines can only be made by appropriately qualified nursing staff and those staff groups who are exempted from the controls of the Medicines Act 1968 unless they have specific written approval from the Director of Primary and Community Care.

Security

All medicines and dressing/appliances should be stored in a lockable cupboard or room. Access to the cupboard or room should be restricted such as to prevent unauthorised accessed. This is particularly important in areas where premises are not manned 24 hours per day. If a clinician/team has concerns about the security of their site they should arrange for stocks to be held at a secure site or ensure that stocks are maintained at minimal levels. This is particularly important for products that are known to be abused.

Staff should have a policy on key holding for the store room/cupboard. It should identify the principal key holder(s) and the procedure to follow if a key is lost or misplaced.

A number of medicines and some dressings require storage in specific conditions. Staff should be aware of the requirements of any stocks they hold and ensure that they monitor any necessary environmental factors that might influence the stability of the product e.g. avoiding direct exposure to sunlight by storing. For items that require storage below room temperature a lockable medicines refrigerator should be used. Staff should keep a written record of the maximum/minimum temperatures of medicines refrigerators on a daily basis (working days). If the temperature in the refrigerator breaches either the upper or lower limit of any product stored in the refrigerator advice should be sought on the use of such products. In many cases the product will still be usable but it is likely that its shelf life will be greatly reduced. Advice can be obtained from the Medicines Information Department at Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Hospitals NHS Trust (01472 875273), the PCT’s Prescribing Adviser (01652 601248) or the manufacturer of the product.

Staff may only supply medicines to patients/carers in accordance with written Trust policies or if they are exempt from the controls of the Medicines Act 1968. Supply, other than as a consequence of prescribing, will usually be authorised by the production of a Patient Group Directions (PGDs). Advice on the development of PGDs is available from the PCT’s Clinical Governance Directorate.

Staff should not supply manufacturers’ samples to patients/cares.

The PCT has a policy that provides comprehensive details on prescribing by nurses and other non-medical prescribers. The policy covers independent nurse prescribing from the Community Practitioners’ Formulary and Nurses Independent Prescribing along with Supplementary Prescribing. In addition advice on Good Prescribing Practice can be found starting on page1 of the British National Formulary (BNF) and via the National Prescribing Centre (NPC) website at

http://www.npc.co.uk/nurse_prescribing/pdfs/signpostsvol1no1.pdf

Staff may only administer medicines to patients in accordance with written Trust policies or if they are exempt from the controls of the Medicines Act 1968. Administration, other than as a consequence of prescribing, will usually be authorised by the production of a Patient Group Direction (PGD). Advice on the development of PGDs is available from the PCT’s Clinical Governance Directorate.

Medicines should only be administered with the full consent of the patient (see Consent policy). Covert (hidden) administration should only take place in exceptional circumstances following an open and broad discussion among the multi-professional clinical team and the patient’s carer(s). All such discussions should be carefully documented. Further guidance can be found on the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s website http://www.nmc-uk.org/nmc/main/publications/covertAdministrationOfMedicines.pdf.

Because of the nature of care with in Mental Health a separate policy on covert medicines administration exists and should be referred to as necessary.

Staff involved in the administration of medicines should, wherever possible, involve a second member of staff or competent adult in checking that they are administering the correct medicine.

Staff should only administer prescribed medicines in accordance with dispensing label or the written directions of the responsible prescriber. Only in exceptional cases should staff administer prescribed medicines on verbal instructions alone.

Medicines or dressing and appliances prescribed to a patient become their property. Staff should ensure that they only prescribe or supply a sufficient quantity to meet the patient’s needs. They should encourage patients/carers not to hoard medicines and dressing or appliance that are no longer needed and advise them to return surplus supplies for safe destruction to the pharmacy or dispensing practice that made the supply.

Staff should only agree to act as “agents” in the disposal of medicines or dressing and appliances if they believe that the consequences of not doing so would be to place the public at danger. In such circumstances staff should keep a record of the medicines they dispose of and ask the pharmacist or dispensing practice to sign the record confirming that they have returned the products for safe disposal.

Staff should return any intact out-of-date stock items to the Pharmacy Department at Scunthorpe General Hospital for safe disposal. They should also ensure that they dispose of part used medicines e.g. multidose vaccine vials in a safe manner.

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The following is extracted from a best practice guide documented by Simon Heywood . To download a copy in word format, please click here.

1.0 Background

2.1 The Team

2.2 Responsibilities and Development

3.0 Materials management process

3.1 Background

3.2 Materials management replenishment process

3.0 Review Process

3.1 Initial set up

3.2 Materials management review process

3.3 Location labelling

3.4 Theatre labelling

3.5 Sterility checks

3.6 6 monthly stockholding review

3.7 Product Selection Group (Monthly Review)

5.0 Storage solutions

5.1 Storage problems experienced before Mat-man

5.2 Module Shelving

5.3 Ward Shelving – Waist height

5.4 Difficult to store – IV Fluids

5.5 Bulk Storage

5.6 Mobile racking

5.7 Seasonal Requirements

6.0 Communication

5.1 Intranet

5.2 News Letter

7.0 Benefits

8.0 Savings

9.0 Acknowledgements

Appendices

1. Background

1.1 NHS Logistics Authority’s role

The Cabinet office review identified the need for a supply chain service provider for the NHS. NHS Logistics Authority now provides a range of supply chain services including:

e-ordering (Logistics OnLine)
e-catalogue
e-management information
e-billing
e-direct
Home delivery
Support for trusts – Supply chain best practice, advice, training packages

NHS Logistics Authority aims to identify and spread best practice in areas such as the physical goods flow through trusts, transportation and materials management.

1.2 Materials Management

Over 250 of our customers currently use our materials management service and we receive almost 50% of all our customers’ orders via this method. Materials management uses bar code technology to maintain stock levels and re-order stock using hand held scanners.

We have relied upon the current materials management technology for over 10 years to provide the high standard of service upon which our customers depend.

2. Materials Management Team

The materials management team consists of 50 members of staff out of the total 79 employees in the Supplies department, providing a materials management service to the six sites within the trust (St James, LGI, Seacroft, Wharfedale, Chapel Allerton & Cookridge Hospital).

The coverage of Materials Management is now 203 sites over the four locations – The Leeds General Infirmary, St. James’s University Hospital, Wharfedale Hospital and Seacroft Hospital, (including Theatres).

Figure 1 St James<92>s Materials Management Team (Back Row: T. Kiane, W. Johnson, G. Varley, S. Barker, R.Wilson. Front Row: R. Brown , H. Woodhouse, S. Lodge)
Figure 1a Leeds General Infirmary Materials Management Team (Back Row: J. Park, C. Bull, D. Dews. Front Row: J. Woolhouse, J. Layton, R. Hornshaw, S. Pailing)

The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Materials Management Department

Materials Management reduces time and costs

• the direct links between the data capture system and the supplier's ordering system reduces supply chain time and costs and reduces ordering errors

• by releasing a significant amount of Nursing time back into the ward

• by simplifying ordering - the data is inputted direct to the supplier via a hand-held barcode reader

Materials Management provides management information

• that can be used to forecast required stock

• it can provide statistical analysis of historical data and generate reports to review product use and to identify better efficiencies

Materials Management gives flexibility to manage products

• by helping with product standardisation programmes and effective stock control, leading to more efficient use of limited storage space on the wards

• by providing a modular storage system

• by streamlining receipting procedures, leading to improved payment systems

Materials Management saves money

• by saving on requisition costs, reducing obsolescence and waste and simplifying stock valuation for the trust

• by helping to give a clearer understanding of a Trust's spend and operating costs

• by providing realistic stock levels linked to actual usage - matching service delivery with Trust actual service needs

• Responsibilities and Development

At St James’ a member of the materials management team will carry out an average of 3 stocking points orders and 3 stocking point putaways per day. Each stocking point holds an average of 300 product lines. Other responsibilities of the materials management team are unloading, internal distribution, admin (barcodes, labels, etc), updates, stock outs, queries and training.

At the other 3 sites a member of the materials management team will carry out an average of 4 stocking points orders and 3 stocking point putaways per day. Each stocking point holds an average of 300 product lines. Other responsibilities of the materials management team are admin (barcodes, labels, etc), updates, stock outs, queries and training.

Each of the materials management team has a development plan, which includes:

• Supplier visits

• Product information training

• Professional Qualifications e.g. CIPS

• Other job related courses

These courses help the materials management team to gain a better understanding of products and enable them to answer queries from the end users.

The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust achieved the Investment in People Award in June 2002.

3.1 Background

There are currently 203 materially managed areas within the Leeds Teaching Hospitals, which are set up to use the ADC functionality. The materials management team are aiming to add a further 80 stocking points to Materials Management, this will provide 100% coverage of possible stocking points.

The roll out of the materials management programme is prioritised by using a report detailing stock value and weekly throughput by department. (see appendix 10.5)

The 203 stocking points have been set up on the manual ordering functionality in the ADC software, excluding the Seacroft site, which is currently set up using automatic ordering.

Each stocking point has one catalogue, which contains all the stock and non-stock items used within that area. (an example of a stocking point catalogue is shown in appendix 10.7)

The stocking points within The Leeds Teaching Hospitals, set up on ADC, which the materials management team do not visit, currently use “travelling requisitions”.

The target stock cover for all stocking points is 2 weeks . There is a variable frequency of replenishment depending on the type of department supplied by the stocking point.

The materials management team are responsible for the replenishment of Wards, Theatres and CSSD pre-sterile packs across the six sites.

Stock out and query management services are provided to all the end users.

Each stocking point has contact details (pager & telephone numbers) of the materials management member responsible for that area, this enables stock outs and queries are resolved quickly.

An example of the contact sheet is shown in appendix 10.2

The location of the modular storage is set up in the department to reduce nursing time in picking products.

Stocking points using ”travelling requisitions” are issued a pack by the materials management team, containing an authorisation sheet, a new product order sheet, barcodes and descriptions of any product used in that stocking point (see appendix 10.1).

This in effect becomes a bespoke catalogue for that particular Department.

Figure 3 PC based barcode reader for direct requisitions
Figure 4 Travelling Requisition Barcode Book

Travelling Requisition Process

3.3 Materials management replenishment process

The replenishment cycle is as follows

Storeroom Type	Replenishment Frequency
Standard Ward	Once per week
A&E / ICU	Twice per week
Theatres	Daily

The initial stock holding levels are set using the last 12 months demand, combined with the materials management team’s experience and any specific requirements from the end user.

The stock level is calculated to equate to 2 weeks stock . The initial stock levels are agreed and formally signed off with the end user, giving them confidence in the new system.

Any additional stock in the stocking point at the initial set up stage are removed into the supplies area and drip fed back into the stocking point as required to maintain a two weeks stock cover.

As part of the initial set up of a stocking point onto Materials Management, a sterility check is carried out on all products. Any products identified as obsolete are removed from the stocking point for disposal.

4.2 Materials management review process

4.3 Location Labelling

Location labels use end user friendly descriptions (figure 5).

Each location has a module code label at the top of each set of drawers (figure 6), this module code label relates to the print key in the barcode books used for ordering

Each location below waist height has a label on the lip of the tray, making identification of products in these locations easier (figure 7)

Each stocking point contains a listing of all the locations and products in that area. This is the responsibility of the materials management team to keep updated.

This allows the end user to quickly locate new products and is of particular help to staff unfamiliar with the stocking point (e.g. new staff)

Figure 5 End User Friendly Description
Figure 6 Module Code Labelling

Figure 7 Location Labelling on lip of trays

4.4 Sterility checks

Every time a replenishment is performed the materials management assistant responsible for the stocking point will conduct a sterility check on all products.

4.5 6 monthly stockholding review

Every six months the materials management team conduct a review of the stock requirement for each storeroom. By looking at the last 12 months demand for the storage area maximum stock figures, reorder levels and reorder quantity are amended (where applicable) and locations are adjusted accordingly.

There is a meeting between the materials management team and the end users to agree the changes in the stock holding requirements.

4.6 Product Selection Group (Monthly Review)

The group includes all stakeholders including the materials management supervisors, purchasing manager, nurse managers, infection control and consultants.

This group meets on a monthly basis to review the product ranges available in the trust and to approve new products. If a decision is made at these meetings the products will be changed when the existing stocks have been exhausted.

5. Storage solutions

5.1 Storage problems experienced before Mat-man:

• Health and Safety problems

• Product Damages

• Poor location labelling - difficult to locate product & picking errors

• Poor stock rotation

• Poor space utilisation

• No management information

Figure 8 Jubilee A&E LGI before Matman

Figure 9 Jubilee X-ray LGI before Matman

Modular storage is flexible allowing for the storage of many different products.

• Storage units maximise use of space.

• Shelves can be subdivided for different products.

• Stock recognition easier with transparent shelving.

• Stock damages reduced as stock cannot fall from location.

• Stock integrity improved as stock cannot overspill from location.

• Fast moving products are located at arm level in the storage modules for easy access.

Figure 10 Modular Storage

Figure 11 Modular Storage

5.3 Ward Shelving – waist height

Waist height storage in nurse work area allows maximisation of storage capacity and negates the need for a separate storeroom. This storage solution allows for easier access to frequently used products. The feedback from the stocking point user was very positive on this storage solution.

Figure 12 Waist height Storage

Figure 13 Waist height Storage (Front)

IV Fluids

IV Fluid storage is a common problem as they have bulky and heavy. The tray runners are designed to safely hold heavy products.

Figure 14 IV Fluid Storage

Catheters

Catheters create a problem for storage as they cannot be folded or squashed. These trays provide protection for the product and allow easier stock access and rotation.

Figure 15 Catheter Storage

5.5 Bulk Storage

An example of bulk storage within the Trust can be found within the Renal Unit. The store is Materially Managed and provides product to 4 service users who are unable to store the items in clinical areas. Due to the quantity and nature of the products, modular storage was inappropriate and an alternative robust metal racking system was used.

Figure 16 Renal Unit Bulk Storage

5.6 Mobile racking

The mobile storage units in one of the Theatre Stores are the preferred method of storage for items that are not available from NHS Logistics or the Trust’s 3 rd Party Wholesale Distributor. This ensures optimal use of the available storage space.

Figure 17 Mobile racking

5.6 Seasonal Requirements

Seasonal wards are set up to over the increase in demand, ward moves and ward refurbishments.

In wards, which are not open all year round, Mat-man can accommodate temporary store locations within their usual day-to-day workload. Prior to the ward opening, the stocking point is set up and stock transferred.

On closure all remaining stock can be redistributed internally. Mat-man information can help burn off excess stock quickly by redistributing the stock to high usage storerooms.

• Intranet

The materials management team have set up a dedicated section on the trust intranet to inform internal departments about material management issues. This has been achieved by having an IT expert employed within the supplies team.

This section contains a substantial amount of information on the materials management team, catalogue, how to order from supplies, how to order on line, etc. There are also links to NHS Logistics Online and Pasa.

This section helps the different departments within the trust to find out more information about materials management and the team. It also helps to promote the team internally and therefore helps with the buy in from end users into materials management.

• Trust Newsletter

This is a monthly newsletter, which the materials management team use to inform the trust of achievements and issues. This is another way to promote materials management and the team throughout the trust.

Stock

• Increased product lines available in storerooms with space optimisation.

• Rationalisation of product range and supplier base.

• Reduced stock value with stockholding policy and regular review.

• Increased space with optimal product storage.

• Reduced damages with location trays.

• Reduction in write-offs for out of date stock with regular stock rotation.

• Reduced obsolete stock as usage regularly reviewed.

• Products deemed required on a ward by specialist (i.e. Control of Infection) are made available.

• Easier to locate stock for end user (Layout by product type and end user information friendly labelling).

• Reduced stock outs as stockholding regularly reviewed. (Stock outs caused by increased demand are reported to the materials management team who source stock internally, raise order and review stockholding figures)

• Service delivery based on stakeholder needs.

• Improved quality of management information.

• Streamlining the flow of goods.

• Reduction in the number of “visitors” to wards and theatres.

• In line with the NHS Plan.

• ADC can interface with Medical and Surgical Distributors, this reduces the amount of paper requisitions raised as non-stock items are requisitioned through ADC.

• Reduction in nursing time spent on stock/non stock requisitioning and queries.

• 6 Nursing staff WTE’s have been saved through the introduction of Materials Management. This resource has been transferred into the supplies team, which ensures the continuing improvement of the materials management team and process.

• Approximately £0.3 million stock savings were achieved in theatres with the implementation of Materials Management. The Theatre central store room was decommissioned and replaced with an additional operating theatre. Supplies staff now delivery items directly to the point of use in the operating theatres.

• Stock value reduction of 52% in the Neo-Natal Ward, Children’s Services and Obstetrics

• Charts showing the savings per ward/department as result of the implementation of Mat-man are shown in Appendix 10.3 and 10.4

• 1 full day per week savings of nursing time per typical ward

• A minimum of 35% stockholding reduction in a typical ward

• 20% reduction on stock obsolescence at initial set up of stocking point

9. Acknowledgements

• The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

• Steve Barker Materials Manager

• Helen Woodhouse Materials Management Supervisor

• Materials Management Team

• If you require additional information about materials management at the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS trust please contact:

Telephone 0113 2064617

Email steve.barker@leedsth.nhs.uk

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Website:

www.leedsteachinghospitals.com/supplies/index.html

10. Appendices

Appendix 10.1

Appendix 10.2 Supplies Department

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