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Changing pharmacy systems needs a clear plan for your data, your team and the transition itself. Discuss your current system with McLernons so that transfer scope, checks and practical arrangements can be agreed before you move.
A carefully planned move
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.
Identify the software, data and suppliers involved.
Agree what can be transferred and any exclusions.
Confirm access, formats and responsibilities.
Agree how transferred information will be checked.
Plan the changeover, training and support route.
What to discuss with the team
Supported source systems, data types, formats and history need confirmation.
Agree the checks, exception handling and who signs off the results.
Discuss timing, continuity arrangements and any outstanding work.
Coordinate training, implementation and help-desk contacts for the transition.
A planned transition for your pharmacy
Every migration starts with the system you use today. Give the team a clear picture of your records, operational requirements and any supplier dependencies so that they can assess the proposed transfer.
Avoid assuming that every field or record will transfer in the same way. The supported scope and validation process should be agreed before a changeover date is confirmed.
Migration and implementation are connected pieces of the same project. Bring the staff training plan and support arrangements into the discussion alongside the data work.
Supported transfers and the checking process await internal approval. No claim of universal compatibility, zero downtime or guaranteed complete transfer is made.
Staging review: existing photography is retained until recent approved images are supplied.
Discuss a system move
Supported transfers and the checking process await internal approval. No claim of universal compatibility, zero downtime or guaranteed complete transfer is made.