MIMS supplies our premier product, MIMS Online, to all public hospitals across Australia with the exception of the Northern Territory where the public hospitals have access MIMS through a reference viewer in the Hatrix medication management software.

MIMS Online is designed to provide quick, easy access to relevant, concise information enabling the prescribing, administering and dispensing of medicines to be carried out in the most time efficient manner. Users can check for dosing, indications, contraindications, check if there are any drug interactions, identify pills from their shape, colour, markings etc. Warnings, issued by the Therapeutic Goods Administration and the National Prescribing Service, are also incorporated into the relevant medications providing the most recent information available.

We also supply our MIMS Integrated product to a large number of software developers who integrate the base medicine information as well as the clinical decision support alert modules into their applications. This integration provides real-time interactivity and intervention checks for doctors, nurses and pharmacists improving medication management at the point of care.

Hospitals are also avid users of our other digital products. Many states have contracted to take the mobile solutions – iMIMS (for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) and MIMS Mobile (for all smartphones) as well as eMIMS, our CD based product that is much loved by pharmacists.

Print continues to be popular especially for areas within a hospital where access to computers is minimal.

MIMS Online is the medicine reference product of choice in all Healthscope and Ramsay Healthcare hospitals across Australia along with a wide range of private hospitals.

MIMS Online is designed to provide quick, easy access to relevant, concise information enabling the prescribing, administering and dispensing of medicines to be carried out in the most time efficient manner. Users can check for dosing, indications, contraindications, check if there are any drug interactions, identify pills from their shape, colour, markings etc. Warnings, issued by the Therapeutic Goods Administration and the National Prescribing Service, are also incorporated into the relevant medications providing the most recent information available.

Private Hospitals also value our CD product, eMIMS, which gives them access to a wide range of additional information around medications e.g. disease index, MIMS Companion, support groups.

Print continues to be popular especially for areas within a hospital where access to computers is minimal.

Day care facilities traditionally are elective treatment centres where medical and nursing staff require access to current medicines information at the point of care.

We provide a variety of different product types into these facilities – some utilise bedside monitoring and require our MIMS Online product while others prefer the quick reference print product, MIMS Abbreviated.

All these products provide the ability to quickly check medications that a patient is currently taking as well as look up dosing, indications, precaution, PBS availability etc when prescribing or administering medications.

Every nurse knows the MIMS bible (the little book!), MIMS Abbreviated, that has been on the drug trolley of every ward for nearly 50 years. This great book is still very widely used by nurses as a quick check on medications during administration rounds.

However, with the increasing introduction of computer screens and mobile devices into healthcare facilities nurses are also using MIMS Online, eMIMS and our popular mobile products, iMIMS (for iPhone/iPad/iTouch) and MIMS Mobile (for all smartphones).

The electronic products are proving invaluable for them to check drug interactions particularly with patients who have multiple medications as well as checking the identification of pills e.g. admitting the patient with a plastic bag full of pills but no packaging.