The dispensing and patient medication record at the centre of the McLernons product range.
Explore MPS →Implementation
Plan your McLernons setup around your pharmacy, your people and your working day. Bring the products, hardware and training requirements together before agreeing the move to your new system.
Building your setup
An approach to agree together
Use these stages to discuss the plan for your pharmacy. The final scope and timetable are agreed with the team.
Outline your locations, workflows and priorities.
Agree the products and modules in your setup.
Plan installation and training around the pharmacy.
Review readiness and outstanding actions together.
Confirm the handover and support arrangements.
What to discuss with the team
Confirm which products and market-specific modules are in scope.
Agree installation requirements and responsibilities for third-party systems.
Identify the staff who need training and the tasks each role performs.
Agree checks, decision owners and the support route for go-live.
Engineers and trainers in the same plan
McLernons describes a transition process that starts with a consultation, identifies the software modules required, and brings engineers and trainers into a timetable agreed around the pharmacy. Installation, configuration and staff preparation are parts of that plan.
The timetable should reflect your opening hours and operational needs. Installation dates, on-site attendance and support coverage are agreed for the individual project.
If you are changing from another system, discuss data migration alongside implementation. The source system, available data and checking process need their own review.
The stages shown are a proposed review outline. Project responsibilities, checks and go-live arrangements need team approval.
Staging review: existing photography is retained until recent approved images are supplied.
Plan your implementation
The stages shown are a proposed review outline. Project responsibilities, checks and go-live arrangements need team approval.