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Smart Infusion Management
Hospitals face growing challenges—from workforce shortages and increasing operational complexity to the need for stronger cybersecurity, interoperability, and medication safety. Because infusion therapy spans nearly every care setting throughout the patient journey, hospitals need more than individual devices—they need a connected strategy. Smart infusion management brings together infusion pumps, software, data, and workflows to improve safety, standardize care, increase efficiency, and support better outcomes across the entire healthcare ecosystem.
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of surveyed nurses considering leaving their profession stated it was due to capacity issues and an inability to provide adequate care1
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of all cyberattacks in 2019 occured in the health sector2
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of medication administration errors in a busy ER department were wrong rate of administration3
In Canada, for 2019-2020
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days of Canadian hospital bed occupied by a patient for whom another setting was more appropriate.4
Our Solution for Medication Safety
IV administration errors continue to be a significant concerns in NICUs, ICUs, and ERs.5 Designed to help reduce the risk of medication errors with guided medication programming, smart disposables, and advanced drug library capabilties designed to create connected clinical workflows that support safer, more consistent therapy across the hospital.
Our Solution for Interoperability
Seamless interoperability with hospital information systems can significantly increase the efficiency of workflows. That is why WiFi connectivity in combination with the bi-directional HL7-IHE communication interface is included in all Space®plus pumps. Your benefit: continous data management and documentation.
Our Solution for Drug Library Management
Designed to empower safer, standardized medication administration with advanced drug library management and actionable infusion insights. DoseTracplus reporting helps identify compliance opportunities and support quality improvement initiatives, while OneViewplus provides near real-time infusion visibility, enabling clinicians to view infusion alarms throughout a hospital through one central hub.
Our Solution for Connected Device Security
B. Braun has embedded modern IT product security to protect information data flows between Spaceplus, OnlineSuiteplus and hospital systems. Our innovative security software and hardware architecture ensures that information coming into the infusion devices and out of the infusion devices are secure at all times.
Our Solution for Fleet Management
Designed with biomedical engineers in mind, Spaceplus' highly serviceable design keeps pumps in circulation and out of repair depots. Furthermore OnlineSuiteplus enables wireless drug library updates eliminating the need to round up devices and minimizing disruptions to clinical therapies. Designed for less downtime, fewer disruptions, and more control.
A smart infusion management solution means enhanced workflows accross the continuum of infusion therapy in a hospital. Infusion therapy is complex and involves interconnected relationships between pharmacy, nursing, IT, and biomed because working in isolation can lead to medication errors. Taking a systems approach with smart infusion pumps focuses on understanding how departments interact to achieve the ultimate goal of patient safety.
1. Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions Member Survey Summary Report. January 2022.
2. Harish V, Ackery A, Grant K, Jamieson T, Mehta S. Cyberattacks on Canadian health information systems. CMAJ. 2023 Nov 20;195(45):E1548-E1554. doi: 10.1503/cmaj.230436. Erratum in: CMAJ. 2023 Dec 17;195(49):E1728. doi: 10.1503/cmaj.231690. PMID: 37984938; PMCID: PMC10662499.
3. Tan S, Teh LJ, Mohd Mokhtaruddin S, Henry Basil J. Prevalence and contributing factors of intravenous medication administration errors in emergency departments: a prospective observational study. Int J Qual Health Care. 2025 Feb 18;37(1):mzaf012. doi: 10.1093/intqhc/mzaf012. PMID: 39895336.
4. Secord, S. Contributing Factors to Acute Care Hospital Flow: International Ideas. Health Technology Reviews. 2021. Vol. 1 No. 12. Canadian Journal of Health Technologies. doi: https://doi.org/10.51731/cjht.2021.223
5. Rajakumar S, Rajah R, Thanimalai S, Mokhtar FBM, Ramachandram DS. Intravenous Medication Administration Errors in Hospitalised Patients: An Updated Systematic Review. J Eval Clin Pract. 2025 Jun;31(4):e70167. doi: 10.1111/jep.70167. PMID: 40545841; PMCID: PMC12183495.