Mark Neuenschwander
Mark Neuenschwander has earned his reputation as one of the nations’ leading authorities on dispensing and point of administration automation. He strongly advocates the use of bar codes for medicine dispensing or dose administration.
Whether writing, lecturing or problem solving with a client, Mark communicates in terms and concepts that are easy to grasp and apply. His fresh perspective and keen insight stem from having invested thousands of hours in research and in-depth consulting with clients.
On August 23, 2017, I received word that hospital-pharmacy icon and dear friend, Kenneth N. Barker, passed away earlier that
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Sixty years ago, I enjoyed the popular ABC black-and-white television game show Beat the Clock. “America’s number one
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This morning I reread a helpful blog from Well Said’s CEO, Darlene Price. Her subject line, “STAND OUT IN THE INBOX:
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I’ve been thinking about robots, dogs, sci fi, and the intravenous drugs hospitals are pushing into patients’ veins.
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I’ve been thinking about Donald, God, Goofy, and 10. Someone said, ‘The difference between God and Donald Trump is that
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I’ve been thinking about drugs, wars, Christmases, and your hospital (the one you work in and/or the one you go to as a
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I’ve been thinking about ants, Amazon, IVs, and weed. Whoever concluded we are direct descendants of apes must have missed
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I’ve been thinking about pizza, ceilings, and what we want from airlines and caregivers. I am a frequent flier, United 1K,
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This afternoon, I received an e-mail from my friend George Laurer (to my right), the inventor of the UPC bar code—the very
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There is little pedestrian about being a pedestrian in the UK. It pays to heed the painted warnings underfoot between the
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