In my previous MBA Dissertation revisited post I concluded with the statement: “few healthcare facilities are capable in terms of “…technical infrastructure (1.3), processes and trained resource…” to benefit from other AIDC technologies, e.g. Bar Codes.” In this post I consider chapter 6.1.3 “…RFID has benefits… over existing AIDC technologies, e.g. Bar Codes.”
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In my August 6th post Coding for Success Future? I mentioned my planned review of that Department of Health (DH) publication. In the intervening period the DH has published its own “Review of Coding for Success Implementation“, undertaken by the Auto-ID and Patient Safety National Oversight Group (APSNOG) . This post therefore reviews that review!
A recap: ““Coding for Success [...]
In my previous MBA Dissertation revisited post I concluded the statement “RFID has benefits to patient safety still remains an assumption; indeed a more efficient supply chain employing, both bar codes and RFID, is also an assumption. But, it is certain that the interest, and potential for growth in use of RFID in healthcare, will [...]
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