In the healthcare sector, the providers face many challenges. Some of them include:

Efficient workflow
Patient safety
Cost-effective administration
There is one solution that addresses all these challenges. Yes, you heard it right! Radio Frequency Identification or RFID technology is an ideal way to navigate all the challenges in healthcare settings. If you manage a hospital, clinic, or nursing home, you know that providing excellent care is of utmost importance.

Within no time, the healthcare industry is becoming more invested in RFID technology. And the reason that’s driving its growth is its sheer number of applications. It won’t be wrong to say that the applications in healthcare are very positive. Many believe that it could be “The next disruptive innovation in this space.” Not only is it helpful in automating processes, but it could have a substantial role in patient satisfaction.

Do you want to know how it is helping healthcare organizations save patient lives? Keep reading, and you will know!

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Real-life examples

A hospital in Concord Hospital in New Hampshire is using this technology to avoid supply overstocking. They use supply chain manager Logi-D’s 2 Bin-ID system. These tags have a passive RFID transponder. This allowed them to reach a 13% inventory reduction in their surgery unit, ICU, and emergency department.
Sanraku Hospital in Tokyo collaborated with BayNexus to manage their medical equipment. They are using handheld readers with RFID tags. They match the information with prescriptions in EHRs. Thus, allowing them to improve their drug inventory and traceability system.

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center uses RFID tags to reduce the time of asset tracking meant for X-ray protection. It allowed them to switch to a digital system to make their records accurate and equipment tracking less challenging.

Another hospital named Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospitals uses RFID tags to trace patients who came in contact with contagious patients like TB. It uses this mission to alert people who need to be scanned.

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