Biopoint Barcoded Point-of-Care (BPOC)
Continuity of Patient Medical Records to Maintain the Latest Documentation
Biopoint BPOC is the only contingency application designed for the VA allowing continual electronic medication administration during BCMA, VistA, or network outages, ensuring participants’ electronic medical record continuity.
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Why Biopoint BPOC?
Electronic BCMA Contingency
Functionality designed for optimized adoption and maximized productivity in VA facilities operating similarly to BCMA
- Allows electronic medication dispensing during BCMA, VistA, or network outages
- Automatic upload of all medication administrations to VistA after contingency ends
- Functionality designed specifically to operate akin to BCMA for the VA
- Ensures each participant has a complete electronic medical record
VistA Upload
Eliminate manual entry of data post contingency electronic medical record gaps
- Transfer all contingency data into VistA when the outage is over
- Prevent errors and save time associated with manually entering contingency information tracked on paper
- Ensures each participant has a complete electronic medical record
Med Carts
Give medications in contingency the same with BCMA
- Allow staff to administer and document medications in a format similar to BCMA
- Record and update all medication, comments, and PRN effectiveness
- No need to switch to paper contingency methods
Management Stations
Manage all of your information from one station
- Create medication orders and track med carts
- Generate admissions and allow immediate medication ordering
- Manage your contingency information from one central location
- Allows transfers of all contingency data back into VistA
Medication Orders
Continue to generate new medication orders while BCMA is inaccessible
- Pharmacy department can access and continue to fill orders during contingency
- Complete audit for medications ordered and administrated
Reports
Use the same reports as BCMA in BPOC
- Provides the ability to execute standard BCMA reports, including PRN effectiveness, missed medications, and MAH reports
