00:00Thank you for letting us crash your room. Hi Mr. Timbs, Chris Smith, lovely to meet you.
00:06You too. Yeah, good to see you. Hi, how are you? I'm Kayleigh. Hey Kayleigh, how are you going? Nice
00:10to meet you.
00:11You banged up a bit? Yeah, just a bit, yeah. What have they got you in for?
00:16Well, you name it. Oh, right, right. I've been through the wars.
00:21I think you, are you the first, first patient? Maybe the first or second?
00:25No.
00:26No, he sure was. He's really a bit older, isn't it? First patient in this round.
00:31We're going in the right place. Yeah, yeah. Down the river, down the river there.
00:36All those chimneys are. Yeah. I worked there for 48 years, 6 months.
00:40Fair to go. What's that? What's down there?
00:42Myelda. Myelda, cool.
00:44Welcome to the pharmacy. I hear this is like world leading technology.
00:48Oh, this is exciting. Yeah, this is a great new advancement for the pharmacy.
00:51I think it's a little bit of a new technology. How does it work?
00:53Absolutely. No.
00:57It's basically a big store cupboard. So there are, there are 1,400 live shows in there.
01:01We can store our stock. We have, we currently have, well, normally thousands,
01:06probably have 7,000 different medications in there.
01:09Right. It'll take up to 25,000.
01:12So you can have to kind of go, like, can't you prove to that point?
01:15Yeah.
01:16And you generally, you load the machine. So if you look, there's a little conveyor belt out there.
01:20So you can see, like, at the supermarket, where you put your stuff on the conveyor.
01:22Yeah.
01:23The machine loads itself.
01:25So it knows what the medication is. It knows what the expiry date is.
01:29So we can, you know, make sure it's insane.
01:32And then puts things for a robot.
01:33And it just saves the normal staffing hours.
01:36It's a lot of toys and, yeah.
