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Military Medical Facility Selects NICE Suspect Search to Help Ensure Patient Security

NICE Systems (NASDAQ: NICE) announced that the San Antonio Military Medical Center (SAMMC), the largest U.S. Department of Defense Level I Trauma and Burn Research Center, is in the process of deploying the NICE Suspect Search video analytics solution. This will enable personnel to track and locate missing patients or suspicious persons during time-critical scenarios to help ensure ongoing security and safety at a facility that serves hundreds of thousands of U.S. service members and their families.

Elpas Debuts New Generation of Infant Protection Bracelet

Elpas, part of the Security Products business unit of Tyco (NYSE: TYC), has introduced a new version of its Infant Protection Bracelet, part of its Infant Protection Solution. The Infant Protection Solution consists of a small, baby-friendly Active RFID Tag, and the Elpas Charm that, when used as part of the Infant Protection Bracelet, enables wireless deterrence of infant abduction and mother-baby mismatch in maternity, obstetrics, neonatal, and pediatric departments from the time of birth/admittance until discharge.

PatientSecure To Provide Columbus Community Hospital With Biometric Solution To Identify Patients

This fall, Columbus Community Hospital will be introducing a biometric patient identification system developed by PatientSecure. The palm vein recognition solution will ensure correct medical records are used for each patient and speed up the registration process, according to a report by ColumbusTelegram.com. Using palm vein recognition to identify patients, the PatientSecure scanner’s infrared light […]

Allegion To Feature New ENGAGE Technology-Enabled Schlage Wireless Electronic Locks At ASHE

Lets Healthcare Organizations Easily Migrate from Mechanical Locks to Electronic Access Control. Allegion plc (NYSE: ALLE), a leading global provider of security products and solutions, will show ASHE Annual exhibition attendees how easily they can migrate from mechanical locks to electronic access control to secure more openings at a lower cost than other electronic locks […]

Hospital Staff Set To Wear Body-Worn Security Cameras

Hospital security teams could start wearing body-worn video cameras on uniforms to record violent and threatening incidents. It follows a successful two-week trial of a body-worn camera by security workers at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton. It is hoped the scheme could be rolled out across Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust […]

Why IP Network Surveillance Is Critical To Healthcare Security

Ensuring the safety and security of patients and employees is critical to healthcare organizations of all sizes. For larger facilities, such as a hospital campus, the task can seem monumental – leading many in the industry to turn to solutions partners to develop a migration strategy from analog or hybrid systems to deploying complete IP […]

Tyco Security Eyes Indian Hospitals Get Tagged With RFID & RLTS Elpas Location Based Tracking

Tyco Security is on an aggressive mode to tap the Indian healthcare space to provide advanced Elpas Location Based Tracking solutions to trace not just people but medical assets. Elpas is a brand of Tyco Security Products known for location-based tracking and intrusion solutions in the security industry. In fact Tyco’s portfolio is one of […]

CareVia Selected As Official Video Safety And Biometric Patient Monitoring Platform For Intelligent Hospital Pavilion At HIMSS 2014

  February 22, 2014 — Chicago, IL (PRWEB) February 22, 2014 CareVia ( http://www.CareVia.com ), the premier provider of remote patient monitoring and communications, and the Intelligent Hospital, a subsidiary of the RFID in Healthcare Consortium, today announced that CareVia will be the official video safety and biometric patient monitoring platform for the Intelligent Hospital Pavilion at HIMSS 2014 in Orlando, Fla., from Feb. 23-26, 2014. As the healthcare landscape shifts to value-based care, the importance of making patient biometric data available in real-time has become increasingly important to the success of clinical and wellness organizations. A simple solution to a complex problem, CareVia automates key elements of remote population monitoring, management and communication, allowing for a real-time bi-directional flow of data, insights and communications. An end-to-end software solution, CareVia provides a secure means to acquire, transmit, store and access biometric patient information remotely at the hospital, in the home or on the go. As part of its service suite, CareVia also provides integrated HIPAA-compliant video conferencing and safety surveillance. With over 7,000 visitors last year, the Intelligent Hospital Pavilion is one of the most popular attractions at HIMSS, and will provide exciting demonstrations and use cases of health information technology from multiple collaborating vendors. At the Intelligent Hospital Pavilion, CareVia will be showcasing its remote monitoring and video safety platform. The operating rooms, intensive care unit, patient recovery rooms, cardiovascular center and home will be wired with CareVias monitoring technology. The video footage will be streamed in real-time […]

Vecna And Fujitsu Announce Strategic Partnership To Deliver A Patient Biometric Identification And Registration Solution

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. & FOOTHILL RANCH, Calif.–( BUSINESS WIRE )– Vecna , an innovative provider of patient self-service solutions, and Fujitsu Frontech North America Inc. , a leader in front-end solution technology, today announced a strategic partnership to deliver a complete biometric patient authentication solution. Fujitsu’s PalmSecure ® technology uses a near-infrared light to capture a patient’s palm vein pattern, generating a unique biometric template for identification verification. Vecna’s On-Site Registration solution enables patients to update demographics, pay bills, verify insurance, and print directions to their care provider. This joint solution reduces organizational expenses associated with manual data entry, prevents fraudulent behavior at the point-of-service, and reduces problems associated with duplicate records in the Master Patient Index. “Our On-Site Registration kiosks optimize patient communication at the point-of-service,” comments Ben Bau, Vice President and General Manager of Patient Self-Service Solutions at Vecna. “By working with Fujitsu’s PalmSecure solution, we’re able to complement barcode scanning, manual authentication, and credit card authorization with a biometric identification solution to offer patients and their providers valuable time-saving services.” “Since palm vein patterns are unique to each person, it is impossible to forge an individual’s identity,” says Randy Fox, Vice President, Currency Handling and Identity Product Solutions, Fujitsu Frontech North America Inc. “Also, because this innovative technology is highly accurate, healthcare systems are provided with an extra layer of necessary identity verification protection.” Vecna and Fujitsu Frontech North America Inc. will be exhibiting at HIMSS in booth #652 from February 24 – 27. For more information […]

Disposable RFID Wristband Is Increasingly Used For Access Control Management

Recently, the disposable RFID wristband has been newly released by DAILY RFID who is a leading professional RFID products manufacturer, combined with the radio frequency technology and smart card technology. Market Press Release – February 22, 2014 8:55 am Recently, the disposable RFID wristband has been newly released by DAILY RFID who is a leading professional RFID products manufacturer, combined with the radio frequency technology and smart card technology, which has the trait of simple to use and easy to wear. At present, the disposable RFID wristband has become popular beyond hospital patient ID and is increasingly used for access control management, including music festival, vocal concert and so on. Take One-time RFID Wristband – 03 for instance, a disposable RFID wristband released by DAILY RFID with a unique ID code, operates at 13.56MHz or 125 KHz working frequency and reads the range of up to 2 meters. Besides, this disposable RFID wristband with PVC material is completely waterproof, ultra stretch-resistant, and can be custom printed with the logo or any image. What’s more, this one-off wristband from DAILY has the high quality and good performance at the low cost. Comparing with the reusable RFID wristband, the disposable RFID wristband has the huge potential market due to its features which brings more convenience and efficiency to access control management of enterprises. Therefore, it can be believed that this RFID wristband will have occupied a large proportion of the RFID wristband market in the future. Please find more info about […]

A Watchful Eye In Hospitals

Neil Webb HANOVER, N.H. — DESPITE the intensely personal moments that happen in hospitals, patient privacy can be elusive. Hospitals are multimillion-dollar corporations that look like shopping malls and function like factories. Doctors knock on exam room doors to signal they are about to enter — not to ask permission. The curtain that encircles the hospital bed always lets in a crack of light. Yet we do expect some degree of privacy in hospitals. We trust doctors with our secrets in part because they take a 2,000-year-old Hippocratic oath to respect our privacy, an oath enforced by laws like the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act . But sometimes, doctors have to weigh patients’ privacy against their health and safety, and that’s when things get complicated. The use of video monitoring — covert or disclosed, of patients or providers — has proliferated as high-quality, inexpensive technology has become increasingly accessible. The possibilities range from watching elderly patients at risk of falling in their rooms to recording doctors and nurses at sinks to make sure they’re washing their hands. My hospital, where I am chairman of the bioethics committee, recently wrestled with the question of where patient and family privacy ends. Nurses in the neonatal intensive care unit (N.I.C.U.) worried that a premature infant, whom I’ll call Rickie to protect his identity, was being harmed by his parents. Rickie had been released a week earlier from our hospital to a penniless couple in their early 20s whom Child Protection Services […]

Surveillance Serves Many Uses In Hospitals

30 Fresh Examples of Responsive Design Websites 2013 is end and New Year 2014 is coming and in this year we are really enjoying new trends and techniques (HTML5, CSS3, Flat and Responsive Design ) in Websites. All these trends make web more better then earlier. Responsive website designs are adopted by most web designers today as it is a need of the day for website designing. Responsive web design basically means that the website is designed in such a way that it has a fluid look to it and takes the shape of the computing device that the website is accessed from by the viewer. This is done while maintaining the look, aesthetics and proportions in the website. In this article, we are gathered fresh and inspiring examples of Responsive Design Websites. This is a collection you will enjoy some  beautiful web design examples that featuring only  responsive design, that help to create a great-looking content, making your design looks classy, strong, attractive, mysterious and very striking. You may be interested in the following modern trends articles as well. Please feel free to join us & follow on Facebook ,  Twitter  and  Google+  for updates. You may also interested to check our earlier posted trendy  HTML5 Web Design and Responsive Web Design  articles. Today we’re gathered 30 fresh examples of  Responsive Design Websites  for your inspiration. Let’s take a quick look at some cool new trend of web design to keep in mind when designing your next website. Ricardo Almeida Referência da […]