NCAIP is also expected to free up 850 pharmacist hours a week.

Singapore's National University Health System (NUHS) expects its new artificial intelligence (AI)-powered pharmacy platform to save up to as much as $2m annually once fully deployed. The NUHS Cluster AI in Pharmacy platform (NCAIP) brings together four AI tools supporting medication reconciliation, prescription triage, and verification. The platform is also expected to free up 850 pharmacist hours a week. In the initial phase, NUHS said the MedTriage tool is expected to save up to 94 working hours a week, equivalent to $229,690 in annual cost savings. NUHS said the platform can support the testing and deployment of additional pharmacy AI tools over time.