Abloy UK is showcasing its range of high security solutions for the pharmacy and healthcare sectors - including its PROTEC2 CLIQ system - at the Clinical Pharmacy Congress 2016.

Taking place at ExCel London, the Clinical Pharmacy Congress is a two-day event that starts on 22 April 2016, with over 2,300 clinical pharmacy professionals in attendance benefitting from a wide range of education including lectures, seminars, debates and hands-on sessions.

Visitors to Abloy’s stand E30 will be able to get an interactive demonstration of a number of locking solutions, and the opportunity to learn more about ABLOY PROTEC2 CLIQ and Traka21 systems.

The PROTEC2 CLIQ system provides comprehensive audit trails on cylinders and padlocks, recording where, when and who used each key, with the ability to remove permissions quickly and easily for lost or stolen keys from the system, thereby providing tight key management at all times. This means nurses can be more efficient as they do not have to waste time looking for keys, and medicines are secured more effectively.

The system is gaining popularity, having been installed at North Lincolnshire & Goole NHS Trust, Birmingham City & Sandwell NHS Trust, London Bridge Hospital, Yeovil District Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham.

Abloy will also be presenting its range of RFID keyless locker locks, which is the ideal solution for patient lockers and POD lockers. Keeping patients’ belongings and prescribed drugs safe from loss or damage can be a challenge for NHS organisations, due to the movement of patients during their stay, their reluctance to hand over property for safekeeping and the volume of patients seen on NHS premises. By securing these personal items in a cabinet or locker, patients can have peace of mind.

Shaun Powell, General Sales Manager - OEM Products for Abloy UK, said: “PROTEC2 CLIQ has proven to be a valuable addition in several hospitals, and we hope to see other pharmacy and healthcare organisations utilising the system to benefit both staff and patients.

“We’re really looking forward to getting face-to-face with professionals at Clinical Pharmacy Congress, and explaining how the systems operate as well as the full range of benefits they provide, which is why I’ll be presenting a seminar at 9.00am on Saturday 23rd April when I’ll be able to show videos and explain how these systems not only improve security of controlled drugs, but also increase the efficiency of nurses and provide a remarkable Return on Investment.”