Hyper connected healthcare is fast becoming standard practice within hospitals and care facilities. As technology becomes more advanced and hospital management teams gain better access to information, patients now have better access to accurate treatment. The Figures And recent statistics look to bear this out. Forbes magazine has projected that, by 2020, the healthcare sector’s use of …
Using the latest RFID tracking solutions, the Internet of Things (IoT) gives societies worldwide the help they need to overcome the challenges of caring for an ageing population. In the UK, alone, the numbers of elderly citizens is expected to reach 16.9 million by 2035. Many other countries worldwide are reporting lower birthrates, and, in …
RFID tracking solutions are gradually finding their place as the norm for keeping tabs on valuable assets. In the context of healthcare, hospital facilities face two primary questions relating to their pharmacy: How do they keep track of the stocks of hundreds, if not thousands, of drugs? And, as importantly, how can they effectively manage …
Good hygiene is a critical part of a hospital’s functionality, particularly when talking about patient care. At the same time, proactive healthcare also depends on human interaction and touch. Yet human actions, particularly hand washing and equipment sterilization, are widely acknowledged as a major contribution to the spread of germs that cause HAIs. This creates …
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Between 2015 and 2022, it is projected that: The RFID in healthcare sector will grow by 24.7%. Over $3.89b will be spent in this sector by 2022. Asia Pacific will be one of the best markets in this sector, with growth of over 25%. [Statistics from Grand Review Research published in April 2016] Integrating RFID …
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