e-Sign Baskets, a first for digital prescribing.
Lloyds Clinical has developed e-Sign Baskets, a new digital innovation to enhance electronic prescribing workflows.
The first of its kind, this innovation was developed following feedback from consultants, prescribers, pharmacists and at-home clinical teams who were experiencing operational inefficiencies managing electronic prescriptions via email.
e-Sign Baskets represent a significant step forward in digital prescribing workflows, digital patient safety and reducing administrative burden.
George Radford, IT Director said, “We’re proud to be the first to offer this prescribing innovation for our clinical partners. e-Sign Baskets help NHS teams work more efficiently, giving them central coordinated access and reducing the burden of administration. Using e-Sign baskets, Lloyds Clinical will receive prescriptions in as little as six minutes and there are no lost prescriptions in the post. It also sits with wider NHS ambitions to be paperless, reducing carbon footprint.”
What is e-Sign Baskets?
e-Sign Baskets is a secure portal environment where NHS Trust teams manage prescriptions digitally.
Multiple authorised users can review and sign, with Lloyds Clinical receiving only the final signed prescription. It streamlines the process for NHS teams, significantly reducing the administrative burden of email chains and inbox overload.
Co-created to improve workflow & continuity
e-Sign Baskets has been developed directly from customer feedback and designed to make working practices work better for our clinical partners.
Lloyds Clinical have worked with e-Sign to develop this new digital innovation, to address real workflow challenges.
Central portal to access all prescriptions
Electronic management reduces email traffic
Multiple prescribers and screening pharmacists can access and sign
Ask your Business Development Manager for a demonstration today
Find out how e-Sign Baskets can help your prescribing workflow, our teams are ready to show you how it works and get you set up and started.