80 clinics already use AMP.clinic for teleconsultations – simple, secure, modern and data protection-compliant

Not every hospital has its own pharmacy. Medication requirements, especially for intensive care patients, but also in other specialist areas, are often complicated and the correct combination of medications is not always the same.
Clinical pharmacologists / pharmacists / pharmacists should take part in the ward round in the intensive care unit at least once a week (recommendation grade 1B) and should be available for consultation at all times (recommendation grade 1C).

Conclusion: AMP.clinic can be implemented quickly and cost-effectively. AMP.clinic was identified as the first tool that can quickly and easily map telepharmaceutical consultations and make the valuable yet scarce resource of “intensive care pharmacists” available in primary and standard care hospitals. Services within the scope of the pharmaceutical teleconsultation are, for example Medication review, dose adjustment recommendations for renal function on dialysis,
recommendations for dose adjustment to liver function, management of clinically relevant interactions and side effects, compatibility testing and infusion management,
TDM (antibiotics / antiepileptics) and much more.

High-quality intensive medical care is critical to the survival of critical patients. In many cases, the intensive care expertise of supra-regional maximum care providers or university facilities must be called upon. Only through this complex interdisciplinary and, above all, transregional cooperation can intensive medical care be provided across the board. The exchange of information is characterized by dramatic media disruptions. Inquiring clinics have all health information available (e.g. in the hospital information system, X-ray/ultrasound or CT images, data from medical devices (dialysis machine, ventilator), or laboratory and microbiology results). The media break occurs because this information is usually transmitted by fax or verbally by telephone call and also causes a time delay in individual medical care.

AMP.clinic enables the establishment of a uniform presentation of data in the intensive care expert center, a quick diagnosis and thus a timely therapy recommendation and intervention at the peripheral hospital.
The system is highly mobile and can be introduced immediately into the clinical routine without any relevant additional investment. In the best case scenario, the often practiced, time-consuming and cost-intensive secondary transfer can be dispensed with. Direct audio/video contact allows open questions to be clarified more effectively (validity of the data and more efficiently (speed of data transfer). Even in less urgent situations, it is possible to obtain a second opinion from intensive care experts at any time (24/7) via a data line and thus achieve the best possible care for the patient with the aim of the quickest and most complete convalescence possible.