As a follow-up to the Blood Center solution video, below is the companion video that details how RFID (and Auto-ID technologies such as barcodes and sensors) can be used to enhance and improve patient safety at bed-side point of care – though the video demonstrates transfusion medicine, the solution itself is flexible enough to extend to other medication as well, helping reduce and eliminate bed-side errors. Enjoy the video and drop me a line if you have any questions, comments,[...]

Here’s a brief video that walks through the mission-critical solution we are designing and deploying as part of the Transfusion Medicine RFID Consortium, using RFID (and Auto-ID technology such as barcodes and sensors) to keep our nation’s blood supply chain safe. Have a look at the video, and goto the ‘How it Works’ section of the Transfusion Medicine RFID website to learn more. As always, look forward to your feedback, and drop me a line if you are looking at[...]

This weekend to Tuesday (October 9-12th) ,we will be participating in the annual AABB Annual Meeting & CTTXPO 2010 as part of the Transfusion Medicine RFID Consortium to demonstrate the first set of mission critical apps to enable end-end tracking of blood and blood products as described in my previous post. If you are going to be at the show, visit us at Booth #102 anytime during the show, and join us for an education session on ‘RFID in the[...]

Today we announced that the Transfusion Medicine RFID Consortium has selected S3Edge’s Spotlight software to deliver a suite of packaged applications for tracking and monitoring blood products across the transfusion medicine supply chain. The Consortium consists of carefully selected and motivated partners – BloodCenter of Wisconsin, Carter BloodCare, Mississippi Blood Services, University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics, Baptist Health Systems, University of Wisconsin-Madison, SysLogic Inc., Mediware, and Hardware Partners such as Unitech, Tagsys, Tracient and Zebra – that, working together,[...]