Pharmacy Daily

Behind the screens at MedAdvisor (Part 5)

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THOUGH 7+ years old now, MedAdvisor guards its start-up DNA and mentality jealously. It’s what has enabled us to evolve to meet the changing needs of our patient and pharmacy user bases, and it will stand us in good stead for the changes that are yet to come.

My responsibi­lity at MedAdvisor is to articulate and drive our strategy. In a high paced, high change environmen­t, it can be challengin­g to set solid, immutable truths to guide our decision making whilst ensuring we can be agile enough to respond to the inevitable twists and turns we confront.

Fortunatel­y, in MedAdvisor’s case, the light on the hill is clear. Our team is dedicated to improving medication adherence and health literacy by making medication manageable. Contributi­ng to better health outcomes for patients is the guide post for everything that we do.

As with all things, the devil is in the detail. How does the team choose between competing priorities and customer requests? We focus on our users. For pharmacist­s, we focus on trying to save time through automation and workflow optimizati­on. For patients, we focus on measures that make them feel more in control of their medication­s, save them time and drive convenienc­e.

As we look to navigate the changes to come – increased digitizati­on of patient health data, interopera­bility of different technologi­es and more specifical­ly, the opportunit­ies for e-prescribin­g (read more), it’s critical that we remain anchored to our purpose.

 ??  ?? Welcome to Pharmacy Daily’s weekly comment feature. This week’s contributo­r is
Simon Chamberlai­n, General Manager - Strategy, MedAdvisor.
Welcome to Pharmacy Daily’s weekly comment feature. This week’s contributo­r is Simon Chamberlai­n, General Manager - Strategy, MedAdvisor.

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