Medication safety, structured.
Webster-pack-aligned regimens. Two-staff witnessed administration for high-risk meds. Missed-dose escalation that actually reaches a coordinator. A tamper-evident log that satisfies the auditor.
The hard bits, handled.
Per-participant
Scheduled and PRN. Time windows, allergies, contraindications. Versioned — change history is preserved.
Pack-aligned
Model the pack the pharmacist sends. AM, midday, PM, night blisters. No more transcribing by hand.
Two-staff for S8/S4
High-risk meds require a witnessing staff member. Both names on the log, both timestamps.
Auto-escalation
If a scheduled dose isn't logged within the window, escalate to coordinator. Then to clinical lead.
Reasoned & reviewed
PRN doses require a reason and a review by a clinician within 24 hours.
Surfaced everywhere
Allergies and contraindications visible on every administration screen, every time.
Tamper-evident
Every log entry is append-only with prior-value capture. Edits create new entries; nothing disappears.
MAR-style export
Export a Medication Administration Record per participant per period — what your pharmacist and auditor want.
Pack handover
Track pack handovers between staff. Count discrepancies trigger an incident.
Five things we refuse to make easy.
Most software for clinicians errs toward speed. Medication is the one place we deliberately add friction — because the cost of a wrong dose is much higher than the cost of an extra tap.
- →No bulk-administer button. Every dose is its own decision.
- →Witness must sign on the same device, in the same minute.
- →Allergies block the administration screen — they're not a warning banner.
- →PRN reason is a required field, not a suggested one.
- →Editing a past administration creates a new entry, with reason. The old one stays.
See it on a real Webster pack.
Send us a (de-identified) photo of one of your current Webster packs. We'll model the regimen in Sahajilo before the demo.