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The Biggest RFID and Wireless IoT Event in Europe
Day 2
Forum 3: Healthcare
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Shrinkage of high-priced medical equipment, contaminated surgical instruments, incorrect medication, non-observance of maintenance intervals for life-supporting intensive care devices - horror scenarios in hospitals, practices or laboratories.
RFID & Wireless IoT technologies are used to ensure that this does not happen and that healthcare processes from laundry to instrument management function 100 percent.
The forum "Healthcare" will show which ways are efficient and successful.
Digitally documented processes
Sample identification and analysis assignment, temperature monitoring of sensitive drugs and blood products, preparation and sterilisation of devices and instruments - the range of error-prone processes in healthcare is wide.
Digital solutions, supported by process data from wireless IoT applications, create the required transparency, automatically document process steps and give alarm signals in case of faulty work steps.
Localisation of patients, employees and assets
The benefits of locating staff, patients and equipment at short notice in hospitals, laboratories and health facilities are complex. The tracking of medical devices, beds or wheelchairs ensures a fast provision, the documentation of condition and maintenance intervals and the reduction of stocks.
The localisation and clear identification of patients reduces the risk of confusion and increases the quality of treatment. Exact location of employees enables optimisation of schedules and spontaneously simplifies necessary work assignments.
Better processes despite cost reduction?
Wireless IoT technologies support automation in processes such as drug delivery, OR time management or asset localisation.
According to a McKinsey study, more than six billion euros can be saved in the German healthcare sector alone by automating work processes and mobile networking of nursing staff.
The Lectures
KEYNOTE | Digitisation in Danish Hospitals and the Logistics of Aarhus Hospital as an Exemplary Case
Cryo-Resistant RFID Tags Speed-Up Medical Drug Research Through Automation in Europe's Largest Synchrotron at EMBL, Grenoble
RFID Accelerates Workflows for Better Healthcare in 147 Hospitals with 1 Million Assets in the United Arab Emirates
Piloting of Clothing Room as Automation-Supported Service Clothing Output
RFID is Set in Sterile Goods Supply – and a First Step in the Digitalisation and Automation of the Sterile Goods Departments in the Asklepios Group
RFID as key-technology for the Future of Precision Medicine and Cold Chain Monitoring
