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Automated Dispensing |
Patient Wristbanding |
Prescription Vial Labeling |
Specimen Labeling |
Unit
Dose Packaging
Bar code use would stop at least 50 percent of
preventable medication administration errors, according
to the FDA. Systems in place at various healthcare
facilities have produced even more impressive results.
Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology creates
more possibilities, for fast, accurate identification
and verification. Matching patients to procedures at the
bedside with a bar code or RFID wristband is just a
starting point. Automatic identification solutions can
extend patient protection to laboratory, phlebotomy, and
pharmacy operations, without burdening healthcare
professionals with time-consuming documentation
requirements. Bar code and RFID are proven tools to
accurately match the right patient with the right
procedure, medication, and materials. ILS has the
labeling solutions to meet identification and tracking
needs for all aspects of patient safety.
- Zebra wristband printers combine comfortable,
durable materials with high-quality, long-lasting bar
codes to reliably identify patients for the duration
of their stay, even after repeated use and exposure to
soaps, moisture and treatments.
- Zebra printers support bar code and radio
frequency identification (RFID) to produce wristbands
that satisfy HIPAA and JCAHO requirements.
- Prescription labeling systems save time for
pharmacists, use easy-to-load, cost-effective media
and produce clear, 100% scannable bar codes to enable
electronic safeguards.
- For unit-of-use bar code labeling, Zebra has a
complete family of printers that can handle small
labels using FDA-approved bar code formats, including
Reduced Space Symbology (RSS).
- Track samples and specimens with complete accuracy
by labeling them at the point of care with a mobile
printer, or in the lab with a compact, desktop model.
Genuine Zebra materials ensure the bar code or RFID
label will remain readable after exposure to
sterilization, freezing, moisture, liquids, autoclave
and centrifuge operations, and other harsh lab
conditions.
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