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Local Hospital Spearheads Mexico's Digital-Hospital Initiative
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09/14/2007
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The health-care facility, located in Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, is installing a Wi-Fi-based RFID system to track patients, staff and assets, as well as improve patient care.
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RFID Documents Surgery at Huntsville Hospital
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08/21/2007
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The Alabama facility is using passive HF tags to verify a patient's identity and document the surgical process, from admission to discharge.
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RFID Synergy at a Netherlands Hospital
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08/26/2007
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The University of Amsterdam's Academic Medical Centre worked with a group of partners to test three RFID applications simultaneously.
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A Healthy ROI
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08/06/2007
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Hospitals and other medical facilities that are adopting RFID to track assets, patients and information are improving patient safety and services—and saving money.
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RTLS Combines Infrared and RFID
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07/31/2007
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A multi-hospital health-care provider is installing a real-time location system that uses hybrid RF-IR tags to pinpoint the exact room in which an asset is located.
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RFID-enabled Handheld Helps Nurses Verify Meds
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07/10/2007
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Caregivers at St. Clair Hospital are using Socket Mobile's new SoMo 650 RFID-enabled handheld to ensure they administer the right medications to patients.
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RFID-enabled Surgical Sponges a Step Closer to OR
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06/26/2007
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Approved by the FDA, ClearCount's redesigned SmartSponge System is currently being tested in several U.S. hospital operating rooms.
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Tagsys Unveils Smart Cabinet to Help Hospitals Manage Surgical Scrubs
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06/13/2007
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The system takes inventory of available items, records which garments have been dispensed to which hospital staff and documents those returned for laundering.
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Czech Hospital Using HF RFID to Track Chemotherapy Drugs
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06/11/2007
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The Masaryk Oncological Institute hopes to reduce the likelihood of theft and human error, since the drugs are expensive and can cause severe harm if administered incorrectly.
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Mercy Medical Tracks Cardiovascular Consumables
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06/05/2007
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The Des Moines, Iowa, hospital is employing passive HF tags to inventory its supply of stents, balloons and other devices used in its catheterization lab—and, eventually, to bill patients.
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