Dec 3, 2019 | Blog, News
HYANNIS, MA (December 4, 2019) – White, a leader of innovative, integrated inventory management and high-density storage solutions, today announced its partnership with Kit Check, the leader in automated medication management solutions for hospitals. White’s RFID carousels will be able to store and retrieve pre-tagged drugs seamlessly as part of the “Works with Kit Check” program, empowering medication intelligence across the pharmacy supply chain.
White’s RFID carousels are integral to automated pharmacy retrieval systems designed to maximize medication storage, improve dispensing speeds, help decrease human error and provide a dependable inventory management solution for pharmacies. White and Kit Check will work together to ensure maximum medication intelligence from carousel to pharmacy so that patients can be confident they are getting the right medicine at the right time, in the right way, every time.
“We’re thrilled to partner with Kit Check as part of its ‘Works with Kit Check’ program, providing reliable and automated solutions pharmacists can recognize and trust,” said Corey Calla, President of White. “Our collaboration is based on shared values including increased efficiency and a dedication to patient safety goals for hospitals across the U.S.”
“Works with Kit Check” is an ongoing program that certifies hospital solutions that are compatible with Kit Check’s pharmacy kit management software. It helps hospital pharmacy decision makers easily identify the medication packaging, RFID labeling and inventory management products and services that are compatible with Kit Check’s RFID-based medication inventory tracking and automated tray processing system.
“We welcome White Systems to the ‘Works With Kit Check’ family,” said Kevin MacDonald, CEO of Kit Check. “Our advanced RFID capabilities allow seamless integration between carousels and pre-tagged drugs, and highlights our commitment to medication intelligence within the pharmacy supply chain.”
White carousels are recognized as the industry standard for advanced, effective and reliable automated storage and retrieval systems. Kit Check’s RFID-based medication inventory tracking and automated tray processing solution is in use at more than 500 hospitals in the U.S. and Canada and recently surpassed 75 million tagged medications scanned by customer hospitals.
To learn more about White, please visit www.whitesystems.com. For more about Kit Check’s solutions, please visit www.kitcheck.com.
About White
White is a market leader in integrated inventory management and high-density storage solutions, and as one of the original carousel manufacturers, has stayed at the cutting edge of storage and retrieval innovation for over the last 70 years. White manufacturers, sells and services America’s best-automated storage and retrieval systems for industries ranging from aerospace and automotive manufacturing to hospital, pharmacy, e-commerce, warehousing and distribution. Many of the world’s top corporations benefit from the increased efficiencies, accuracy, cost reductions, floor space savings and high throughput of White’s automation solutions. No matter what the job, large or small, White can help you achieve operational excellence. Learn more at whitesystems.com.
About Kit CheckTM
Kit Check is the leading provider of automated medication management solutions for hospital pharmacies. Our solutions blend powerful machine learning and advanced tracking technology to streamline medication inventory, workflow, and auditing processes, and help hospital pharmacies cut costs, reduce risk, and get more done. To date, our more than 500 U.S. and Canadian hospital partners have tracked over 75 million medications using Kit Check’s RFID product. BluesightTM for Controlled Substances software is currently in use in more than 100 hospitals including full health system implementations, with almost 5 million cases tracked. More information about Kit Check and our software solutions can be found at kitcheck.com.
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Sep 12, 2019 | Blog, News
$960,000 will support student learning…
Capecodtoday.com recently wrote about Cape Cod Community College being awarded two grants totaling $960,000 providing support and technology for students studying in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM).
The first grant, awarded to the College by the National Science Foundation (NSF), will fund over 50 scholarships to academically talented students with demonstrated financial need in the College’s Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, and Science programs.
Eligible students must be US citizens who qualify for FAFSA based financial aid, enrolled full-time in a STEM degree program with a GPA of at least 3.0 or higher, and have completed at least 6-credits prior to becoming a participant. This grant will focus on increasing access and entry for low-income, rural, and diverse students into STEM programs and well-paid, in-demand STEM careers.
The second grant, awarded to the College via the Massachusetts Workforce Skills Cabinet with support from the Baker Administration, provides $310,000 for classroom and laboratory technology upgrades in Engineering, Digital Manufacturing, Robotics, and Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT) training. These funds allow significant enhancements to the College’s Engineering, Computer Science, and Manufacturing toolsets and equipment.
The College collaborated with local high schools and area industry partners including Teledyne Marine Systems, SencorpWhite, Hydroid, and Onset Computer Corporation to develop the grant and to ensure continuity of technology.
“These grants, and the commitment they provide, will have tremendous impact for our students,” said John Cox, President of Cape Cod Community College. “We are seeing a STEM revolution happening in our region and beyond, and we are proud that our students, faculty, and staff are at the center of this movement. With more access to STEM degrees, upgraded technology, and a new Science and Engineering Center coming in 2022, Cape Cod Community College is positioned for the future of STEM education.”
Activities for the NSF grant will be led by Fredrick Bsharah, Department Chair and Associate Professor of Engineering for Cape Cod Community College, Bridget Burger, Director of Cape Cod Regional STEM Network, and Jill Neumayer DePiper, Senior Research Associate at the Education Development Center. Grant activities for the MassSkills award will be managed by Bsharah.
“Here on the Cape and Islands we have an opportunity to create a bright future for ourselves withscience and technology, and 4Cs is uniquely positioned to offer pathways to success for our students with high-quality STEM programs, made even more meaningful with grants like these,” said Burger. “We are immensely thankful for these two grants and for the support we’ve received from NSF and the Massachusetts Workforce Skills Cabinet to continue to enhance our STEM offerings and technology.”
For questions about the grants or how to apply for STEM scholarships, contact Fredrick Bsharah at fbsharah@capecod.edu or Bridget Burger at bburger@capecod.edu.