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OmniDose

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A Modern Solution to Emergent Pediatric Medication Dosing

Our Mission

Decreasing medication errors and improving patient outcomes

OmniDose is committed to changing the way medication is given in pediatric emergencies. With a patented three vial capacity with vials corresponding to Broselow tape colors, life saving medications can be given without fear of inaccurate dosing. OmniDose provides a quicker way to administer medications to critcally ill patients and therefore increases odds of patient survival.

OmniDose in Practice

A child comes in to your hospital in obvious distress. Immediately when placed into a room, you notice the child has no spontaneous breaths and a weak pulse. What do you do?

Without OmniDose:

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The patient is measured with color coded weight-based tape and a weight is determined in order to draw up vital medications. A staff member checks the weight on the tape and dosages for each medication; staff member then must obtain the medications, draw them up, double check the dosage and concentration, then administer them one by one. 

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With OmniDose:

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The patient is measured with color coded weight-based tape and the corresponding color/weight range is determined. Three medication vials that correspond to the identified tape color are then placed into the OmniDose syringe. Put the desired medication vial into the active position, attach to the patient's point of access or attach IM needle and press plunger as usual to administer medication. Utilize a stopcock to flush between medications without removing the syringe and place next medication into acitve position.

79 seconds

to draw up medication from a standard vial and administer

15 seconds

To place the medication cartriges in the OmniDose and administer the first medication

81%

Decrease in administration time

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Core Benefits

  • Increases chances of pediatric survival

  • Eliminates risk of underdosing/overdosing high risk medications

  • Reduces medication administration time

  • Allows facilities, not frequently trained in pediatrics, to administer high quality, age appropriate care

  • Decreases time to first medication by EMS

  • Easy access and portability for military medical personnel

  • Decreases possibility of medication errors leading to legal liability 

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Adult cardiac arrest outcomes with EMS have improved over time as opposed to an unchanged pediatric survival rate of 10%

Most drug errors are made when medication is originally drawn up from a vial

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