Meditech to integrate hospital infusion pump software with EHRs

Medical technology company Ivenix will begin using software to support data sharing between its infusion pump and Meditech EHRs.

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Ivenix announced on Oct. 23 its partnership with Latric Systems, a healthcare technology company that focuses on EHR optimization and interoperability. The companies will develop a software that allows automatic documentation of infusion pump data directly into Meditech EHR systems.

“Smart pump-EMR integration reduces manual programming steps for nurses, duplicative documentation and clinician fatigue,” said Susan Niemeier, BSN, RN, CNO at Ivenix, according to a news release emailed to Becker’s Hospital Review. “Without it, there are multiple opportunities for error, impacting care quality, outcomes, and the cost of care.”

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