Jun 19, 2013RFID Journal announced today that registration is now open for RFID in Health Care 2013. The conference and exhibition, focused on the use of radio frequency identification technology within the health-care industry, will be held on Dec. 4, 2013, at the Georgetown University Hotel & Conference Center, in Washington, D.C.
RFID in Health Care will feature hospital executives explaining how they employ RFID to improve asset-utilization rates, reduce expenses and improve patient outcomes. The event will provide a unique learning experience for health-care executives.
Early adopters will share the results of real-world deployments, and answer questions regarding the benefits they have achieved from using RFID. Other topics will include which RFID technologies to employ for various applications, and how to avoid common deployment pitfalls.
RFID in Health Care is designed for executives at hospital or clinics considering using RFID technologies within their facilities. This conference will combine thought-provoking presentations, expert panelists and an exhibit area showcasing the latest RFID solutions developed specifically for the health-care industry. Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet the technology vendors and view their solutions.
"The benefits of deploying active and passive technologies in health care have been proven," says Mark Roberti, RFID Journal's founder and editor. "Our goal is to help those health-care providers eager to cut costs, and improve their operations and patient outcomes, to find the right technology providers and adopt best practices so they achieve the best results."
More information can be found at the RFID in Health Care Web site, or by contacting attendee registration at healthcare@rfidjournal.com or (631) 249-4960.
