A suite of easy to use, web enabled care modules, for use in both Hospitals and Community Care.

Each CAREMagic module,  accredited to ISB 1077, addresses a specific set of health procedures/pathways, allowing users to generate auditable proof of outcomes, whilst at the same time both increasing efficiency and reducing cost.

The system allows patent records to be viewed in the field and also for wristband and labels to be printed with patients demographic and GS1 standard barcodes.

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Blood unit identification is an area that is governed by the MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) and the tag complies with all aspects of their guidance.

As hospitals move to identify units of fluid or blood as efficiently as possible the advantages of the tag are immediately recognisable. They are simple to use and implement are economically priced, print without inks and have no need for luggage tags and string to attach them to the unit of fluid.

The tag includes a number of removable labels and perforated sections, all designed to ensure that the transfusion of the unit is easily, quickly and safely recorded. Each blood bag identification tag is supplied completely blank which allows the individual hospital to design an individual template to print onto the tag.

A number of UK and worldwide hospitals are already using the standard newly designed tag. Brenmoor have also made alterations to the tag and produced bespoke versions for a specific application or method of working after a request from an individual or group of hospitals.

Get more information on the improved blood bag tag

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Most notable of our recent successes has been the amount of interest we have been getting from worldwide distributors, particularly within new territories such as Qatar, Russia, Portugal and Brazil.

Coinciding with this, we have recently completed selections and negotiations with two distinguished distributor partners in France, and we are now offering our comprehensive range of Patient Identification solutions to the French healthcare and medical industry.

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BRENMOOR will be exhibiting once more at Arab Health in 2012 with full demonstration of our patient identification product ranges – hospital bracelets, blood bag tags, hospital labels and much more. Don’t forget to come and meet us in Hall 7, Stand B36.

What to expect in 2012

• Over 3,000 exhibitors from 60 countries
• More than 65,000 healthcare professionals from across the world
• Business networking events to meet with the healthcare, business, medical and scientific community from across the world
• 30 country pavilions, including new country pavilions from Japan, Hong Kong, Argentina and Singapore
• Leaders in Healthcare Conference – the most prominent gathering of healthcare industry leaders and influencers
• World’s largest healthcare congress with 17 CME-accredited conferences and over 500 internationally acclaimed speakers

Show Timings

Monday 23rd January – 10:00-18:00
Tuesday 24th January – 10:00-18:00
Wednesday 25th January – 10:00-18:00
Thursday 26th January – 10:00-17:00

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The medical exhibition season starts again shortly and BRENMOOR will once again be exhibiting at the two largest in the world.

We start at Medica in Dusseldorf from the 16th-19th of November 2011. We can be found on the British Pavilion in Hall 16 Stand G10.

We have also secured another place at Arab Health in Dubai in January 2012. We will publish the details of where to find us nearer the event.

At both events we will be showing our printable hospital wristbands, STAB labels and the brilliant and simple blood bag tag.

At both events we will be showing our printable hospital wristbands, STAB labels and the brilliant and simple blood bag tag.

There is great excitement here at Brenmoor as we wait for the decision from the panel. It is a great honour for us just to be recognised.

The blood bag tag is a simple one piece design that is quick and easy to use and will securely identify the contents of a Blood bag as being compatible with a particular patient. It saves Blood Bank’s time and money. Click on the link down the left hand side of this page for further information.

The award ceremony is in 9th of November.

PATscan replicates the patient information held on a wristband onto another wristband or label by simply scanning the barcode. It takes less than a second for the label to print an exact replica of the patient demographic onto this new label. It is quicker and more accurate than hand writing tube or sample labels as the chance of human error is completely removed.

Blood Bag Tag’s are a quick and economical method of identifying the contents of a blood bag whilst at the same time complying with every aspect of the MHRA guidelines. Older methods of identifying the blood bags involved printing labels, sticking them to luggage tags before then securing the luggage tag to the blood bag by either string or cable ties. The blood bag tags can also be used just as succesfully to identify other fluid bags in hospitals such as saline, drugs and food suppliments. There is significent interest in these products from abroad and Brenmoor have applied for world wide patents.

STAB labels are a patented designed to be stuck to human skin without causing any inflamation of the skin. They are fully printable with text and barcodes and can also be used together with PATscan when in theatres and a wristband requires removal.

Michael Moorhouse of BRENMOOR says:

After consulting health partners such as the NHS, health professionals, the Royal Colleges and the public, the department has extended the current list of eight serious preventable errors to 25.

The latest list includes events such as severe harm/death due to transfusing wrong type of blood, severe scalding and severe harm/death due to misidentifying patients by failing to use the standard wristband identification processes.

Health Secretary Andrew Lansley said the Government’s aim is to modernise the NHS so that people have the highest quality healthcare, and live healthier, independent lives.

“We have identified 25 preventable incidents ‘never events’ which should never happen in a high-quality healthcare service and for which payment can be withheld across the NHS,”

Lansley added.
“According to department, there were 111 “never events” last year. Medical errors of all kinds are estimated to cost the NHS around £2bn a year.”

Come along for samples and demonstrations of our award winning products.

To see the full list of speakers follow the link www.bgsreading.org

We will be demonstrating our famous wristbands and our patented and innovative blood bag tag which is already proving a huge hit within the NHS in the UK.

Lastly we will be showing the PATscanner system outside of the UK for the first time. PATscanner can completely put an end to miss identified sample tubes on wards and in hospital labs.

We will be located on the UK Pavilion, hall 16 stand G10, old and new partners come and say hello.