Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Key features
Orders arrive automatically, with a live waiting count pushed over MQTT
Second interaction check at the point of dispensing
Dispensing against the order
Print medication labels with patient instructions
Stock control with low-stock alerting
Handles both outpatient dispensing and ward stock
Record medication counselling
AI performs deeper interaction analysis
AI suggests alternatives when an item is out of stock
Overview
The pharmacy module runs from receiving the order, through safety checking, picking, labelling and dispensing, with stock control and real-time notification built in.
Why it matters
The pharmacist is the last safety check before medication reaches a patient. Good software makes that check both faster and more reliable.
Real-time notification over MQTT
MorLuang uses MQTT for live updates. The pharmacy’s waiting-prescription badge updates the instant a physician places an order — no refreshing. When a prescription is dispensed, the count drops immediately. That removes the habit of repeatedly reloading the screen and speeds up the queue.
There is an automatic fallback: if the MQTT connection drops, the badge reverts to polling so it keeps working.
How it connects
Orders come from order entry. Dispensing data flows to eMAR for inpatients. Medication charges pass through the benefit engine for coverage calculation before reaching billing.
Who uses this
PharmacistsPharmacy assistants
Related modules
Hospital information system software, licensed to clinics and hospitals in Thailand.
