Health Care
Controlling Fraudulent and Quality-Impaired Medicine: An Awareness Model
The large amount of counterfeit drugs appearing in developing nations, as well as the exponentially rising emergence of fraudulent medicine […]RTLS-based Ubiquitous Health-Care Management System Design and Implementation
The U.S. health-care system, one of the most complex systems worldwide, has suffered from ineffective logistics management, patient safety concerns […]RFID in Oncology Clinics
XECAN’s Bin Yang, Ph.D., and Alliance Oncology’s Per Halvorsen examine the use of radio frequency identification to enhance the patient […]The Novel Use of Information Technology in Military Medicine and Mass Casualty Situation Training
Jorma Jokela, a student at the University of Tampere, offers an academic dissertation on several novel information technologies, including short […]Methodologies for Sharply Reducing Hospital-acquired Infections
Dynamic RFID Solutions discusses the spread of hospital-acquired infections, and explains how to combat the problem by promoting good hand […]The Batteryless RFID Imperative in Health Care
Ravi Pappu, the co-founder and VP of ThingMagic’s Advanced Development Group, explains why batteryless RFID is the most economical way […]Pharmaceutical Shifts Toward UHF RFID for Savings
The global pharmaceutical industry dispenses more than $500 billion worth of prescription medications annually, with the distribution of regulated pharmaceuticals […]From A to ZigBee: The Truth About Sensor Networks
Awarepoint explains how the ZigBee protocol can help enable a cost-effective, standards-based wireless networking solution for the health-care sector, supporting […]RFID Usage in the Patient-Care Environment
This study, authored by Barbara Christe, Elaine Cooney, Gregg Maggioli, Dustin Doty, Robert Frye and Jason Short, examines the effects […]