JAMES ROBERT MARTIN
Pilots at Wren Ln, Powell, OH
License number
Ohio A1200576
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
1396 Wren Ln, Powell, OH 43065
Professional information
James Martin - Powell, OH
Work:
Serve You Custom Prescription Management
Vice President Sales Shamrock Medical Solutions Group LLC
President Cardinal Health, Inc
Health Systems Business Development Cardinal Health, Inc
Senior Vice President Cardinal Health, Inc
Senior Vice President Cardinal Health, Inc. ScriptLINE
Vice President & General Manager Cardinal Health, Inc
Vice President of Managed Care Marketing The F. Dohmen Co
President The F. Dohmen Co
Director of Professional Services D.P. Hamacher and Associates
Vice President of Sales and Marketing Pharmacy Services, Inc
Executive Vice President
Vice President Sales Shamrock Medical Solutions Group LLC
President Cardinal Health, Inc
Health Systems Business Development Cardinal Health, Inc
Senior Vice President Cardinal Health, Inc
Senior Vice President Cardinal Health, Inc. ScriptLINE
Vice President & General Manager Cardinal Health, Inc
Vice President of Managed Care Marketing The F. Dohmen Co
President The F. Dohmen Co
Director of Professional Services D.P. Hamacher and Associates
Vice President of Sales and Marketing Pharmacy Services, Inc
Executive Vice President
Education:
Ferris State University
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
System And Method For Drug Management Utilizing Transferable Labels
US Patent:
2008003, Feb 14, 2008
Filed:
Dec 1, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/292192
Inventors:
Marc Ricker - Westlake OH, US
James Martin - Powell OH, US
Michael Peterka - Mequon WI, US
James Martin - Powell OH, US
Michael Peterka - Mequon WI, US
International Classification:
G06F 11/00
US Classification:
221002000
Abstract:
A system and method for drug management using transferable labels provides a chain of identity for medications from their arrival in a pharmacy to administration to a patient. Drug information is read, in some embodiments optically, and imprinted on a transferable label optionally fabricated of low stretch, chemical resistant material, that is attached to the medication package. The transferable label is checked to make sure that it correctly corresponds to the drug information. At the time of preparation for administration, the transferable label is transferred from the medication package to the administration device, typically a syringe or dose cup. The health care giver scans the patient identification information, usually found on an identification bracelet, the transferable label, and optionally, a unique code belonging to the administering party. The system will reject non-matches between scanned inputs, and may be configured with a variety of safety steps, displays, and reports.
System And Method For Drug Management Utilizing Transferable Labels
US Patent:
6994249, Feb 7, 2006
Filed:
May 27, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/445792
Inventors:
Michael Anthony Peterka - Mequon WI, US
James Robert Martin - Powell OH, US
James Robert Martin - Powell OH, US
Assignee:
Cardinal Health Technologies, LLC - Las Vegas NV
International Classification:
G06F 17/00
US Classification:
235375, 235376, 23546201, 705 3, 283 81
Abstract:
A system and method for drug management using transferable labels provides a chain of identity for medications from their arrival in a pharmacy to administration to a patient. Drug information is read, in some embodiments optically, and imprinted on a transferable label optionally fabricated of low stretch, chemical resistant material, that is attached to the medication package. The transferable label is checked to make sure that it correctly corresponds to the drug information. At the time of preparation for administration, the transferable label is transferred from the medication package to the administration device, typically a syringe or dose cup. The health care giver scans the patient identification information, usually found on an identification bracelet, the transferable label, and optionally, a unique code belonging to the administering party. The system will reject non-matches between scanned inputs, and may be configured with a variety of safety steps, displays, and reports.