Imagine a hospital with fewer human errors, less waste, and more time dedicated to care rather than merely controlling processes.
Does it sound like a utopia? For many hospital managers, this is still the reality. However, a quiet shift—supported by technical rigor and regulatory frameworks—is changing this landscape.
HospLog, a company specialized in hospital logistics, has achieved an unprecedented milestone in Brazil: it is the only company certified by Anvisa to perform medication unit-dose packaging outside the hospital environment.
In practice, this changes everything. But before understanding how this solution transforms the daily operations of public and private hospitals, it is essential to understand what lies behind the unit-dose process and why it represents one of the most sensitive aspects of patient safety.
Medication unit-dose packaging: the frontline defense against errors and waste
Medication unit-dose packaging is the process of dividing a pharmaceutical product into individualized doses that are identified and ready for administration to the patient.
This practice dramatically reduces the risk of medication errors which, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), are responsible for more than 1.3 million deaths annually worldwide.
In addition, it improves traceability, inventory control, and the legal security of healthcare institutions.
Not surprisingly, unit-dose packaging is considered a cornerstone of clinical and hospital pharmacy. However, carrying out this process requires proper infrastructure, a controlled environment, suitable equipment, and—most importantly—strict compliance with regulations established by Anvisa and the Regional Pharmacy Council (CRF).
Traditionally, this activity is performed within the hospital. But what if it could be outsourced with even greater safety than in-house operations?
HospLog: the infrastructure that turns the impossible into an approved standard
Headquartered in São Paulo, HospLog brings together technology, specialized professionals, and a logistics center that complies with the most stringent standards for storage and handling.
It is no coincidence that, following a rigorous audit, HospLog was certified by Anvisa to perform medication unit-dose packaging outside the hospital environment—an unprecedented achievement in Brazil.
This accomplishment is not merely technical. It is strategic.
For healthcare managers, it means eliminating the need to maintain in-house unit-dose infrastructure, which requires investment in clean rooms, specialized staff, traceability systems, and sanitary control.
At HospLog, all of this is already in operation, supported by systems that directly integrate hospital management with the point of delivery—from storage all the way to the patient’s bedside.
Safety, legality, and traceability: the pillars of excellence
In hospital management, trust is built through signals of predictability and safety.
It is no coincidence that auditable, certified, and traceable processes rank among the top decision drivers for hospital leaders.
With HospLog, hospitals do not merely outsource a technical process—they gain a regulated partner, legally approved and validated by the country’s leading health authority.
This results in:
- Reduced human errors;
- Elimination of non-compliance risks with Anvisa regulations;
- Operational optimization and lower costs associated with in-house infrastructure;
- Gains in time, safety, and control.
HospLog and the future of hospital logistics
At a time when hospitals are facing budget cuts, a shortage of specialized professionals, and increasing pressure for clinical and financial results, solutions like HospLog’s take center stage.
Transforming what was once an internal, costly, and high-risk process into an outsourced, validated, and intelligent solution is not just innovation—it is operational survival.
