Ten Years of Scan4Safety: The Latest GS1 Report
What is Scan4Safety? Scan4Safety is an NHS programme that launched in 2016 across six demonstrator trusts. It uses GS1 barcode standards to uniquely identify patients,
What is Scan4Safety? Scan4Safety is an NHS programme that launched in 2016 across six demonstrator trusts. It uses GS1 barcode standards to uniquely identify patients,
What is Stock Management? Stock management is a vital element for many businesses across a wide range of sectors. In essence, stock management is all about
Healthcare stock management is becoming increasingly data driven. For many healthcare organisations, the barcode on a medical device, pharmaceutical product or other item is already
We are excited to announce that KMsoft has once again been accepted onto the G-Cloud framework! Securing a spot on the latest iteration of the
Healthcare organisations generate huge amounts of data every day. Patient appointments, stock movements, supplier orders, equipment usage, inventory levels, and purchasing records all contribute to
Many clinics across the UK still rely heavily on manual operational processes, including stock checks completed by hand, supplier orders managed through spreadsheets, staff manually
Recent announcements from NHS England show just how much focus is being placed on digital infrastructure over the next few years. New pipeline notices published
In a recent article from GS1 UK, the organisation highlights an emerging issue around barcode consistency in UK healthcare and the knock-on effects this is
Conversations surrounding inventory management often use the terms stock tracking and stock visibility interchangeably. On the surface, they sound like they describe the same thing,
Inventory errors are a costly and persistent challenge faced by warehouses and distribution centres. While overstock ties up capital and increases storage costs, stockouts disrupt
In recent years, Black Friday has become one of the busiestretail events in the UK calendar, and 2025 will be no exception. While thisperiod brings
Every year in the UK, the NHS loses around £300 million to wasted medicines. That figure does not account for other consumables, devices, or supplies