Picture this scenario: your ward is full of patients from a recent emergency and one of them has just gone into cardiac arrest. Moments before, another nurse rolled a defibrillator away from your station. Finding one quickly is now a matter of life or death. Resources are tight and you have no choice but to search for the machine yourself.
Whether it’s a defibrillator, wheelchair, infusion pump, or any other mobile asset, not knowing where hospital equipment is can endanger your patients, compromise security and cost you incredibly valuable time and money.
InfoLogix is a leader in RFID asset tracking technology that will allow you to locate any physical asset in your healthcare organization with just a few clicks.
Keep Your Assets in View with HealthTrax
HealthTrax™ Asset Tracking Software is a solution that integrates long range active RFID, real-time location system (RTLS), telemetry and choke-point visibility that allow you to monitor assets as they move around and gather vital information about them in real time.
HealthTrax allows you to track the location of a patient or a piece of equipment in any indoor or outdoor location using a wireless network infrastructure, identification tags, exciters and software applications.
Your assets are marked with small ID tags whose transmission can be identified and tracked via a PDA device or a web-based application. Special exciters can mark specific doorways or entrance choke-points so that when a marked asset passes through, data is transmitted and recorded. This will help to improve your hospital’s security of patients and high-value medical equipment.
Asset tracking systems also keep your maintenance and repair schedules on budget and on time. Biomedical engineers can easily locate a piece of equipment in time for a maintenance check. The HealthTrax asset tracking solution will allow you to achieve fast ROI by saving your staff time and money.
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View "The Importance of Using Wireless Engineers Who Understand Patient Care and RFID Technology," an industry response regarding RFID-induced electromagnetic interference and its affects on patient care, here.