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HealthRFID is @ #Blood2024 Join us at booth 99 for live demonstrations of our bedside labeling, blood bank management, and specimen tracking solutions. We’ll show you how we are helping hospitals, blood banks & pathology labs: – Substitute paper-based logs with real-time capacity dashboards and operational visibility. – Reduce waste, boost patient experience, and drive lab and emergency department efficiency. – Automate data capture of specimen movement, and provide peace-of-mind compliance. We will also be revealing and demonstrating our latest RFID blood shelf – which is set to usher in a future of safe, efficient, and cost-effective blood management. See you in Brisbane! Scott Linke Robert Reed

Today is World Anatomy Day 🌏 What often isn't front of mind to a layman when thinking about pathology is the study and practice of anatomy - even though it plays a vital role in our society. Anatomy is a cornerstone of medicine. Within, it's learnings impact a plethora of disciplines - and the most evident of these is perhaps the study of clinical surgery. Regardless, schools of anatomy endeavouring to teach and demonstrate the intricacies of the human form face a unique challenge. It is imperative that the next generation of surgeons learn from and train with the human body if they are to be proficient in their field, yet doing so poses many ethical and legal obstacles. Universities are tasked with the immense responsibility of finding donors, fostering trust with their families and handling these 'silent teachers' in a humane manner. On World Anatomy Day we honour all those who have donated their bodies to science, and those who contribute to this vital component of medicine. HealthRFID is investing in modern technologies to help schools of anatomy deliver body donation programs and honour their donors. You can learn how by contacting us @ https://lnkd.in/gMJ3Rw6i #worldanatomyday #anatomicalpathology #anatomy #clinicalanatomy #bodydonation #bodydonationprogram #anatomicalgift #willedbodydonation #organdonation

We have our winner! 🏆 Congratulations to Abbey Townsend ! Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS) hosted a fantastic Global Site Solutions Summit this year. We saw a lot of familiar faces and some new ones, and we hope to return next year.

Hello Florida 👋 Our luggage may not be here (and we don’t know where it is) but we are! Come and see us at the Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS) Global Site Solutions Summit and take our TV 🏆

Attention all hematologists, blood bank supervisors, scientists, and nurses. We are thrilled to announce that we will be returning to this year’s Blood Conference in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Join us at booth 99 for live demonstrations of our bedside labeling, blood bank management, and specimen tracking solutions. We’ll show you how we are helping hospitals, blood banks & pathology labs: – Substitute paper-based logs with real-time capacity dashboards and operational visibility. – Reduce waste, boost patient experience, and drive lab and emergency department efficiency. – Automate data capture of specimen movement, and provide peace-of-mind compliance. We will also reveal and demonstrate our latest RFID blood shelf – which is set to usher in a future of safe, efficient, and cost-effective blood management. Don’t miss out on this exclusive opportunity to discover how our solutions can optimize your operations and help you achieve your strategic goals. We’ll see you at the Blood 2024. Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand ANZSBT THANZ Learn more about our solutions on our website: https://lnkd.in/gN5BVwx2 https://lnkd.in/g-KrB2y9 https://lnkd.in/gcw27GED See this post on our website: https://lnkd.in/grpsJZBX

Another conference, another TV giveaway. Congratulations to Sydney Beaird @ the National Association of Medical Examiners Annual Meeting 2024. 🤝 Scott Linke

Hello Denver 👋 We’re at NAME 2024, come and say hi! Robert Reed Scott Linke

Today is World Patient Safety Day. "World Patient Safety Day calls for global solidarity and concerted action by all countries and international partners to improve patient safety," the World Health Organization (WHO) states. "The Day brings together patients, families, caregivers, communities, health workers, health care leaders, and policy-makers to show their commitment to patient safety." An area of patient safety HealthRFID focuses on is eliminating wrong blood in tube (WBIT). WBIT occurs when blood sampling and transfusion protocols are not correctly adhered to, which can have fatal outcomes. Between 2000 and 2019, 80 reported deaths in the USA resulted from ABO-incompatible RBC transfusions, an outcome of WBIT. Busy ED environments, with their chaotic nature, are especially vulnerable to administration errors that increase the risk of WBIT. Common failures resulting in WBIT are: - Out-dated techniques for blood sampling, - Incorrect labeling, - Loss of correct labels or; - Failure to check patient identification carefully before transfusion Interestingly, one study found that 15% of transfusion failures were due to multiple errors not detected at the bedside. That's why HealthRFID has developed an intuitive platform that addresses all these common failures. Using BedsideControl, every patient receiving a blood sample or transfusion receives an electronic label validation and a three-factor identity check. So far, hospitals using BedsideControl have experienced a reduction in labeling errors by 96.5%. BedsideControl is HealthRFID's commitment to better patient safety and a better patient experience. You can read more about BedsideControl here: https://lnkd.in/gN5BVwx2 References: https://lnkd.in/gjS5EjV https://lnkd.in/giWd_9xe https://lnkd.in/gVwzEZrj

Fantastic having Tony Hilder from HID APAC visit the office today. HID and HealthRFID are strong partners in delivering effective and robust tracking solutions within healthcare environments.

Attention all medical examiners! We are thrilled to announce that for the first time we will be exhibiting at this year's National Association of Medical Examiners Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado. Join us at booth 101 for live demonstrations of our decedent management and decedent property management solutions. We'll show you how we are enabling medical examiner offices to: - Substitute whiteboards with real-time capacity dashboards for easier retrieval. - Eliminate the hassle of managing large stores of decedent property and: - Automate capture of decedent journey and compliance data. Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity to discover how our solutions can optimize your operations and enhance decedent traceability. #MedicalExaminers #DecedentManagement #ForensicPathology