From the moment a medicine is added to the moment it is given, Verio checks the source, the schedule, the person giving it and the record they leave — then audits it all again the next morning.
New medicines follow one path: choose the source, build the order, pass the safety and publication gates, preview how it lands on the person's day — then a second person verifies and publishes it.
Each dose has a clinical window. Time-critical medicines are flagged, the actual time given is recorded, and a late dose needs a documented decision — not a silent tick.
Every morning Verio audits yesterday's records against 21 controls, raises what is missing and lets you add addenda. Exports can be shared for a limited time with a pharmacist, GP or inspector.
One centre for the people, the plan and the evidence.
Compare what is recorded with the GP record. Discrepancies stay open until someone resolves them.
Clinical observations, interventions and protocols sit next to the medicines they relate to.
A medicines library and guidance your team can open from the task itself.
Who is competent for what, and where a restriction applies, before the rota is published.
Incidents with notification decisions, linked to the dose and the person.
The same verified list feeds the Emergency QR responder view — labelled provisional when it is.
Draft orders are invisible to carers. A change appears whole, as a new version, or not at all.
A dose given outside its window needs a reason and a clinical decision on record.
Competence and restrictions are checked when the task is offered and again when it is recorded.
Staff confirm they have seen a changed medicine before their next round.
Mistakes are corrected by a linked entry, so the audit trail stays intact.
Shared exports are time-limited, every attempt is logged and the document is exactly what was generated.
See the Medication & Clinical centre with your own medicines rounds in mind.
