For its Medication Inventory Management 2019 report, KLAS surveyed various healthcare professionals about their opinions on their organization’s respective vendor’s MIM software. KLAS generated responses by using both standard and supplemental evaluations.
Here’s how six vendors performed for MIM purchase and consideration rates, according to report participants. Rankings are listed as “high,” “medium” or “low” purchase consideration.
BD: High.
Omnicell: Medium.
ARxIUM: Low.
Cerner: Low.
Epic: Low.
Swisslog: Low.
The vendors’ ratings are based off evaluations from various healthcare organizations that participated in the report. The number of total evaluations for each vendor regarding software purchase consideration rates is as follows:
BD: 42.
Omnicell: 26.
ARxIUM: 32.
Cerner: 5.
Epic: 17.
Swisslog: 33.
To access the full report, click here.
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