Department of Health guidelines state that refrigerators used to store medicines and vaccines must be kept at a temperature between +2 and +8⁰C, minimising the risk of compromising the efficacy and safety of the products. Accurate and legible records of temperature monitoring must be maintained for audit purposes.

This means that practices currently need to record fridge temperatures at least once a day, logging current, maximum and minimum temperature readings. Temperature accuracy must be cross-checked and equipment monitored to ensure electricity supply to the medical refrigerators is not interrupted.

RemoteM is designed to automate these requirements, enabling practices to maintain accurate records quickly and easily, safeguarding products and processes.

• Enables users to monitor refrigerators automatically and view the results on a clear online dashboard
• Removes reliance on time-consuming manual reading and recording processes
• Personalised reading frequencies to match individual practice requirements and differing temperature regulations
• In the event of temperature excursions or power failures, RemoteM generates automated alerts using voice calls, emails or SMS to any number of people
• Ensures immediate notification of risk of loss to key personnel, even out of hours
• Supports accurate decision making around the storage and use of medicines
• Can be retrofitted to any existing equipment
• No reliance on practice WiFi or IT systems

Case Study - Health Care First 

Case Study - Farr & Pursey Vets