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1 Correctional Services Australia s trusted national pharmacy provider with more than 300 clients and 40+ years experience
2 About HPS HPS Pharmacies is a leading supplier of pharmacy services to facilities around Australia. Our all-encompassing service list includes the delivery and provision of medications and clinical services, pharmaceutical advice, and stock management systems and processes. We service over 200 clients nationally, with operations in all states across Australia. HPS Pharmacies national office is based in SA, with additional corporate offices located in both NSW and VIC. HPS employs over 350 staff, dedicated to providing quality service to our clients. As one of the largest purchasers of pharmaceuticals in Australia, we are uniquely placed to obtain very competitive prices for our clients. HPS clients benefit from our national purchasing power with pharmacy wholesalers. Our areas of expertise include: Correctional Service Facilities Private Hospitals Public Hospitals Oncology Veterinary Clinics Fertility & IVF Services Founded in 1975, with more than 35 years experience you can be assured that HPS can deliver on your pharmacy service requirements.
3 Current correctional business HPS currently service numerous veterinary clinics across Australia providing oncology, imprest and compounding services. At the request of our veterinary clients we offer specially tailored pharmacy products specifically designed for animal consumption, making for easier administration by veterinary professionals and clients. Testimonials One of the major challenges facing South Australian Prison Health Service (SAPHS) is the ability to deliver medications to a complex diverse group in a difficult environment. SAPHS and HPS have worked together to develop systems which support best practice in medication management from prescribing to delivery. The introduction of the medisache delivery system has had significant impact on our ability to deliver a better service to incarcerated adults in SA. - Karen Harlin, Nursing Director, SA Prison Health Service HPS Pharmacies is a great place to do business with. The people are courteous and prompt, and the drugs are price competitive with our current wholesalers. HPS Pharmacies provide efficient delivery, and have an extensive range of pharmaceutical resources on offer. If they don t have stock in, HPS Pharmacies will endeavour to deliver our order the next day. We have been caught short a couple of times, and with one call or to the girls at HPS, they have been able to get what we needed that afternoon. In one case, one of the staff picked up an antibiotic from a hospital 20km away on her way to work. We would be happy to recommend HPS Pharmacies as a company to assist with your veterinary ordering needs. - Brad Singleton, Brisbane Veterinary Specialist Centre
4 Specific services we provide HPS can tailor a service to meet your correctional pharmacy needs. We offer: Imprest/Pharmacy Stock Management HPS offers a range of imprest management services, minimising the cost of storing stock and promoting more timely management of stock levels. Clinical Pharmacy Services Our experienced team of clinical pharmacists provide critical advice about drug interactions, dosages and potential adverse drug reactions, endorsing the quality use of medicines. OSTP Management HPS can assist with managing OSTP services to patients by preparing pre-packaged doses, ensuring each dose is correctly calibrated and labelled. Alternatively, our pharmacist can assist with the administration of OSTP doses on-site. medisache Our medisache system provides sophisticated medication management and accommodates any medication regime. Clearly labelled tamper-evident packages are the ideal solution for streamlining administration practices and managing your self-medicating patients. Compounding Service HPS provides a comprehensive compounding service for an array of medications and preparations at cost effective prices. Other services and benefits HPS Pharmacies can provide to your facility include: Competitive prices HPS Pharmacies national purchasing power delivers highly competitive prices, resulting in savings for you Extensive stock availability Next day delivery (subject to geographical location) Access to an on-call pharmacy for emergency situations Streamlined ordering systems Subscription to all HPS publications Tailored reporting solutions
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