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Cardinal Health, Alaris® Products offers leading-edge solutions for the safe delivery of intravenous (IV) drugs and solutions.
Specialised IV infusion systems, proprietary software applications, and needle-free safety disposables are part of a full range of products that help reduce medication errors. Cardinal Health also offers a family of electronic and tympanic thermometers to meet temperature measurement needs of all ages and conditions.
Cardinal Health allows health care professionals at the point of care to provide the safest possible medication delivery by:
- Helping to minimise the risk and cost of medication errors
- Recording clinical information for review and analysis
- Offering training as well as on-going staff and technical support
- Maintaining a support section with the latest technical and clinical information on medication safety.
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Intensivists have the highest expectations of their infusion pumps. Safety, ease of use, and practicality are just some of the most basic requirements. The Alaris® CC Syringe Pump from Cardinal Health delivers exclusive capabilities for significant bedside advantages. Among these are drug and drug dosing capabilities, in-line pressure sensor technology, and real time pressure monitoring. Improving the early detection of occlusions, by reducing time to alarm, can help prevent sub-therapeutic medication and the risk of post occlusion bolus.
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Intelligent and highly responsive, the Alaris® GH Syringe Pump delivers drugs in the safest possible way. Whether working independently, or as part of the Guardrails® suite of safety system, the Alaris® GH Syringe Pump is feature-rich and includes a large quick-to-read display, intuitive keyboard, alarm beacon, and on-screen drug labelling.
Use it with the Guardrails® Suite of safety software and you have the power to identify, track and prevent many of the most harmful IV medication errors. Due to its portability the Alaris® GH Syringe Pump is a versatile and flexible platform for IV therapy and is suitable
across a broad range of applications.
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The Alaris® PK Syringe Pump has been specifically designed to meet the needs of the Anaesthetist.
The Alaris® PK Syringe Pump contains built in software which includes Pharmacokinetic (PK) and Pharmacodynamic (PD) modelling for three widely used anaesthesia drugs.
The Alaris® PK Syringe Pump's compact design enables it to be moved among a hospital's pre-operative units, operating rooms and post-operative settings while remaining connected to the patient. This feature safeguards against the loss of vital patent data and, combined with the embedded software drug models, helps assure the safe, precise delivery of anaesthesia drugs, with Pharmacokinetic(PK) and Pharmacodynamic(PD) models for the following drugs*: Diprivan/Propofol, Remifentanil, Sufentanil. Classical TIVA operation is available, with PK/PD predictions, allowing the Anaesthetist to easily switch from TCI mode to TIVA mode. The large, clear display features both numeric information and graphs, with easy to understand trend with plasma and effects site predictions.
*Consult local licensing and prescribing information.
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The IVAC® PCAM® Patient Controlled Analgesia Management (PCA) Syringe Pump is designed for improved management of acute postoperative pain - providing the clinician with instant and detailed bedside information about the patient's use of the device. Simple to operate and easy to clean, the IVAC® PCAM® PCA Syringe Pump is quick to programme with pre PCA protocols that can be user modified to suit the individual patient's needs.
The IVAC® PCAM® PCA Syringe Pump is designed to enable quick simple syringe loading, the syringe clamp securely holds the syringe in place for added security. A wide range of USER DEFINED OPTIONS allow the PCAM® PCA Syringe Pump to be configured to suit individual PCA protocols. Product features include: A large comprehensive display, which automatically dims at night. The screen display includes the PCA protocol in use, graphic analysis of the patient's treatment, dose infused, dose remaining, pressure reading with alarm level and lock out time remaining. Continuous background dose facility, as well as the PCA dose. A clear strong lockable cover, preventing unauthorised access. Removable programming key and Clinician over-ride button.
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Acute and sub-acute applications require a simple and easy to use Volumetric Pump. Our Alaris® GP Volumetric Pump provides a versatile and flexible platform for infusion therapy which is suitable across a broad range of applications.
The Alaris® GP Volumetric Pump offers a range of features suited to general fluid, blood transfusion & drug therapy including: intuitive colour coded set loading, easy to clean with fast release door.
The Alaris® GP Volumetric Pump is designed as part of your complete system, fitting into the Alaris® Gateway Workstation and other docking stations available from Cardinal Health, Alaris products.
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The Alaris GW, a compact pump that makes it easier to treat patients, particularly during patient transfers. The pump design provides many built in safety features that will assist the healthcare worker in reducing the risks of harm.
The Alaris GW Volumetric pump will save space and enhace patient safety.
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Only Cardinal Health has the Guardrails® Suite of software, a medication safety and continuous quality improvement (CQI) system designed specifically for the Alaris® System and infusions for the Alaris® SE pump. These software solutions support hospitals in the design, implementation and analysis of clinical best practices. The Alaris® System and Alaris® SE pump support the Guardrails® software protection.
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The Cardinal Health Alaris® network is an innovative approach to interfacing infusion systems and patient monitoring with hospital IT applications. Whether a facility has a house-wide wireless infrastructure, is in the process of installing a wireless network or does not have a wireless network - the Alaris® network solution can be rapidly deployed. The approach is proven and scalable from individual hospitals to large multi-facility IDNs.
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