A new study is raising questions over how radio frequency identification chips could be interacting with hospital equipment. The report, published this week in the Journal of the American Medical ...

The SmartxHub solution saved the hospital $300,000 last year, with RFID tags on each piece of linen used for patient care to ensure inventory is always available when needed. Hospital Israelita Albert ...

Quite a few hospitals are using active RFID to help locate and manage portable X-ray machines and other equipment. The Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center is no different. But the ...

Facing the challenge of a fast-paced and complex rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, Pennsylvania’s Reading Hospital has deployed radio frequency identification technology (RFID) to track the status of ...

In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, hospitals face numerous challenges, such as ensuring patient safety, streamlining workflows, and reducing costs. One solution showing immense promise in ...

The bodyhacking movement — inserting electronic implants under the skin containing information or radio frequency identification technology — is starting to take hold, and such devices may soon find ...

RFID tags on every unit of inventory allow for detailed tracking of each item, down to NDC, expiration date, lot number, and location. Our staff can access the cloud-based record of the medication ...

Over the past decade, healthcare organizations (HCOs) have relied on radio frequency identification (RFID) solutions to assist with patient identification and monitoring, as well as asset tracking.

Crash cart trays had to be manually stocked by a technician and then checked by a pharmacist. This was a time-consuming activity that took 20-30 minutes per tray. It ...

What if an infusion pump, IV drip, or medical cart could help prevent medical errors and streamline patient billing? With radio-frequency Identification (RFID) of consumables, operators, and patients, ...