Aged Care On-site Pharmacist Program

Markoste runs ACOP clinical governance, not just documentation.

Credentialed pharmacists embedded in aged care homes need audits, intervention tracking, weekly activity records, and quarterly MAC reports. The problem is doing all of that in Word, spreadsheets, and memory.

Connect your facility, run audits with checklist or Voice scribe, review interventions with Markoste+ on the clinical path, then export your quarterly governance report.

Guided demo onboarding · APC credentialed ready · Built for embedded pharmacists

The problem

ACOP needs governance, not just notes.

Embedded pharmacists lose evenings to audit scheduling, intervention logging, and quarterly report assembly. Governance stalls when clinical work is split across documents and disconnected tools.

Audit scheduling

16 audits to track

Monthly, quarterly, and annual facility audits from medicine incidents to SMP reviews. Miss one and MAC reporting suffers.

Intervention logging

Manual categorisation

Recording, categorising, and risk-assessing every clinical intervention across residents without a structured workflow.

Quarterly reporting

Days each quarter

Collating interventions, audit completion, and activity data into a MAC-ready governance report from scattered records.

How Markoste does it

The ACOP governance pipeline

One workflow moves left to right: connect your facility, record and audit, review interventions with Markoste+ on the clinical path, then export your quarterly governance report.

  1. 01

    Connect your facility

    Onboard your residential aged care home, add your team, and configure governance structure in minutes.

  2. 02

    Record and audit

    Run scheduled facility audits via guided checklist or Voice scribe. Finalise clinical summaries as you work.

  3. 03

    Interventions and Markoste+

    When you finalise a summary, Markoste extracts interventions for review. Markoste+ adds interaction and deprescribing flags on the clinical report path so governance and medicines checking stay in one flow.

  4. 04

    Quarterly governance report

    Generate your quarterly ACOP report for the Medicines Advisory Committee. Export to PDF or CSV.

Governance workflow

Scheduled

Audit due

In Progress

Checklist or Voice scribe

Complete

Findings + Markoste+

Interventions

Review and accept

MAC Report

Quarterly export

Facility audits

16 standard audits. Scheduled and tracked.

From monthly medicine incident reviews to the annual SMP and NIM list. Set your schedule once and Markoste keeps every audit on track. Complete via guided checklist or Voice scribe.

  • Monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, and annual audit types
  • Guided checklist with Yes / No / N/A items
  • Voice scribe for spoken findings and analysis
  • Results logged to your governance record automatically

Audit types by frequency

Monthly

Emergency supply, medicine incidents, service optimisation

Quarterly

Psychotropic use, medication storage, polypharmacy, AMS

Half-yearly

Medication administration, palliative care, time-sensitive meds

Annual

SMP review, NIM list, MAC meeting audit, vaccination status

Around each stage

Built for the full ACOP role, not just one task.

16 facility audits

Standardised audit types auto-scheduled by frequency. Complete via checklist or Voice scribe.

Intervention extraction

Clinical interventions extracted from summaries for you to review, assess risk, and accept.

Weekly activity auto-log

Consultations, interventions, register reviews, and audits captured in a week-by-week calendar.

Quarterly reporting

Generate MAC-ready governance reports with intervention metrics, audit completion, and risk analysis.

Markoste+ on the clinical path

Interaction and deprescribing flags appear when you write clinical summaries, not as a separate silo.

Voice scribe audits

Speak findings and analysis. Voice scribe builds a structured audit document for your review.

See ACOP governance on a live demo.

We walk through facility audits, interventions with Markoste+, weekly activity, and quarterly reporting.