MyTotalMix is a tool in the hands of medical professionals - supporting planning, calculation, and ordering of parenteral nutrition mixtures for adults, older children, infants, and neonates.
Prescriptions, production, ingredient management, organization structure, users. One portal, aligned with hospital procedures and naming.
Issue, edit, clone, cancel, and version individual or standard prescriptions.
Pharmacist workflow - a prescription becomes one or more compounded bags, with label and batch number.
Ingredients, manufacturers, groups, mixtures, templates, milks, and routes - all masters in one place.
Tree of cost centers (departments) with groups and roles managed via Keycloak SSO.
Every prescription change leaves a trace. Versions are numbered, signed, and comparable.
Configurable label formats, PDF export, integration with hospital thermal printers.
MyTotalMix runs separate paths for neonates and younger children, and for adults and older children - with distinct forms, limits, and validations based on ESPGHAN guidelines and configurable per organization.
A full range of mixtures: complete, partial, and immunomodulating. Dosing limits configurable per organization, with support for oncology and long-term therapies.
A separate form with stricter limits aligned with ESPGHAN guidelines. Accounts for gestational age, birth weight, days of life, and daily requirements - critical for preterm infants.
A deterministic flow, supported by validations and a full audit trail at every step.
The application must be treated as a tool in the hands of a medical professional, providing support in planning, calculating, and ordering parenteral nutrition mixtures. The application does not replace a physician, does not make decisions on their behalf, does not provide healthcare services on their behalf, and does not autonomously assess health status.
Short answers to the questions we hear most often from clinical pharmacists, neonatologists, pediatricians, and hospital IT teams. Anything missing? Get in touch
MyTotalMix is an application for hospital pharmacies that comprehensively handles the process of preparing parenteral nutrition mixtures.
It drives the full workflow: a physician writes a prescription for a neonate, younger child, older child, or adult; a pharmacist verifies it across three tabs with automatic highlighting of exceeded limits; then composes 3-in-1 or 2-in-1 bags. Labels and reports print through printing services, and the compounder loads the order after scanning a barcode - with no manual data entry.
For clinical pharmacists and hospital pharmacy directors, and for physicians who order parenteral nutrition - neonatologists, pediatricians, intensivists, and oncologists.
It proves itself in large hospitals, oncology centers, and pediatric and neonatal clinics, where the daily volume of individual PN mixtures makes manual calculations risky.
Through automatic requirement calculations, validations aligned with ESPGHAN guidelines, and a complete audit trail.
Dose limits (g/kg/d), configurable per organization, are compared with the values in the prescription - exceedances are visually highlighted in the pharmacist's verification tab. The compounder pulls data directly from the system, eliminating transcription errors.
In this application, data is never deleted - all records are archived, preserving full history.
Every prescription keeps a complete version history (V1 → V2 → V3) with digital signatures and timestamps. The same applies to users, permission groups, and organizational units. Archived records can be restored at any time - key to compliance with pharmaceutical regulators.
With thermal printers (labels, reports), compounders, and potentially with hospital HIS systems.
The compounder scans a barcode from the label and automatically loads the order from the system. Printers connect via printing services authenticated with OAuth. Master data (milks, mixtures, ingredients) is exchanged through CSV import/export. HIS integrations are possible via API.
Users are assigned to groups, and groups have permissions (create, read, update, delete) per system function.
Permissions are inherited along the organizational hierarchy (wards, cost centers). Sign-in identifies the organization by email domain - the user enters their address and the system routes them to the correct identity provider.
A 15-minute demo where we show how to issue a prescription, compound a bag, and print a label.
