Technological solutions Grenadian company Naranjo Intelligent Solutions (NIS), supported by the Government of Andalusia and co-owner of the patent for dispensing drugs (iPharma) has attracted the interest of other economic sectors of the country and the international market. It has been advanced this morning by the territorial delegates of Economy and Healthcare, Juan Jose Martin Arcos and Higinio Almagro, who visited alongside the managing director of the Foundation “Andalucía Emprende”, Montserrat de los Reyes, the Pharmacy Unit of the University Hospital San Cecilio where NIS develops the dispensing system, stock management and drug control in collaboration with researchers of the hospital complex and the Institute of Biomedical Research.
The advantages in terms of cost savings and improved patient safety, provided by the iPharma system have led to major textile companies on the national scene and tourist sector to commission from this company several projects that share the the same technologies of the system iPharma. As explained by the delegate of Economy, Juan Jose Martin Arcos, those are the developments of software that allow, in the case of textile companies, to share information in real time of orders, reservations, sales, estimating materials for fabrications , etc..
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For its part, the territorial delegate of Health, Higinio Almagro, thanked “the effort of NIS and all researchers involved in iPharma to improve the system,” which is currently being marketed. This is a patent that the Grenadian company shares with the Andalusian Healthcare Service (SAS), which “has demonstrated its feasibility, effectiveness and efficiency in the various tests performed in hospital units where it’s being tested.” So much so that, “it has interested other public hospitals and the private domestic and foreign markets.”
Almagro is confident that soon the system will be implemented throughout the Granada hospitalary complex and will materialize the marketing of this pioneering technology solution.
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