Pharmaceutical Information Centre provides Apotti with the most recent medical information

Apotti is a social and healthcare information system that aims to ease the work of doctors, pharmacists, nurses as well as social workers and to guide them towards the best practices. The cooperation with Pharmaceutical Information Centre guarantees Apotti that their medical information is always up to date.

Katri Yli-Kovero works at Apotti as the application coordinator manager and her responsibility is to implement the medical information received from Pharmaceutical Information Centre into Apotti. The cooperation with Pharmaceutical Information Centre began three years ago.

– This cooperation has made my work much easier, because they are such a reliable operator. Furthermore, it’s very easy to work with them, Yli-Kovero says.

The service is fast, friendly and professional

“They always reply to me really fast and I really feel like they respect me and Apotti as a company.”

Sabrine Lahti-Ben Aziza works in Yli-Kovero’s team and she is responsible for updating the medical information data to the Apotti system. She is regularly in direct contact with Pharmaceutical Information Centre.

– They send us regular updates to the medical information as well as all the information that can support the decision-making of healthcare professionals. These include, for example, warnings about maximal dosages. This way, our system always has the most recent information available for the end-users, Lahti-Ben Aziza says.

– They always reply to me really fast and I really feel like they respect me and Apotti as a company, she continues.

Better care as the common goal

Both Yli-Kovero and Lahti-Ben Aziza have been really happy with the cooperation with Pharmaceutical Information Centre.

– Apotti is being constantly developed. This cooperation has played a huge role in the process, as Pharmaceutical Information Centre is our partner in keeping Apotti up to date. I hope that we can continue working with them to be able to provide the social and health care professionals an even more efficient tool also in the future, Yli-Kovero concludes.