HealthcareMedication Management3MediumPharmacist$ implied
A pharmacist is confused about how nurses account for overfill in IVPB bags when programming IV pumps, leading to potential dosing inaccuracies.
No standardized protocol or documentation exists for nurses to account for overfill in IVPB infusions, causing confusion and inconsistent practices.
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Opp. Score
47
Severity
3Medium
Willingness to Pay
implied
Added
Oct 3, 2026
Workarounds Described
- Nurses manually adjust VTBI to account for overfill, with varying practices (e.g., entering 120ml instead of 106.8ml)
- Nurses may flush the bag with primary infusion to get remaining medication, but method unclear
Implied Software Gaps
- A clinical decision support tool that calculates and recommends VTBI and flushing procedures for IVPB medications
App Concept
InfuseRight
InfuseRight is a web-based and mobile app that provides clear, evidence-based guidance on IVPB overfill management. It standardizes VTBI calculations and pump programming, ensuring accurate medication delivery and reducing confusion among healthcare staff.
Key Features
- Database of IVPB medications with overfill volumes and recommended VTBI
- Step-by-step instructions for nurses on pump programming and flushing techniques
- Interactive calculator for VTBI and infusion rates
- Integration with hospital EHR and smart pump libraries
Target Users: Hospital pharmacists, nurses, and medication safety officers in acute care settings
Revenue Model: Annual subscription per hospital based on bed size, e.g., $5,000-$20,000/year
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