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Testing potential interference with RFID usage in the patient care environment.

Barbara Christe¹, Elaine Cooney, Gregg Maggioli, Dustin Doty, Robert Frye, Jason Short.

Abstract

The use of radio frequency identification (RFID) equipment in the clinical setting has become prevalent. The exploration of the potential interactions between the equipment used to implement RFID and medical devices is vital to ensure safe and effective use of both the tracking technology and the patient care equipment. This study examines the effects of two common RFID antennas, Near-Field and Far-Field, and five general types of patient care equipment. Data were collected regarding the function of the patient care equipment in the fields of the antennas. No device performance alterations were observed.

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Year: 2008 PMID： 19012466 DOI： 10.2345/0899-8205-42.6.479

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Biomed Instrum Technol ISSN： 0899-8205

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Testing potential interference with RFID usage in the patient care environment.

Review 1. Evaluation of current literature to determine the potential effects of radio frequency identification on technology used in diabetes care.

2. Designing an artificial pancreas system to be compatible with other medical devices.

3. Understanding performance and behavior of tightly coupled outpatient systems using RFID: initial experience.

4. Application of RFID technology in patient tracking and medication traceability in emergency care.

5. Understanding Naloxone Uptake from an Emergency Department Distribution Program Using a Low-Energy Bluetooth Real-time Location System.

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