RFID in Health Care—Dallas Report
RFID Journal
RFID
Study Finds RFID Readers May Affect Pacemakers, But Pose No Urgent Risk
Mary Catherine O'Connor, RFID Journal
In vitro tests reveal sample radiofrequency identification readers inducing clinically significant electromagnetic interference to implantable pacemakers and implantable cardioverter-defibrillators
Seidman, Seth J. et al, Heart Rhythm, 7(1)
Kliniken setzen zur Fehlervermeidung auf Barcodes
Monika Peichl, Ärzte Zeitung
EU study uses RFID to track medicine
Sarah Bruce, e-Health Europe
Two RFID-based Solutions to Enhance Inpatient Medication Safety
Chien, Hung-Yu et al, Journal of Medical Systems, online first
Spanish develop RFID alert system
Sarah Bruce, e-Health Europe
RFID comes of age
Neil Versel, FierceMobileHealthcare
RFID tags eyed to track Washington-area patients in case of disaster
Bob Brewin, NextGov
Can hackers control wireless implantable devices?
Brian Dolan, mobihealthnews
ANSI approves new healthcare RFID standard
Shawn Rhea, Modern Healthcare
Study on the requirements and options for Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) application in healthcare
Constantijn van Oranje-Nassau, Helen Rebecca Schindler, Lorenzo Valeri, Anna-Marie Vilamovska, Evi Hatziandreu, Annalijn Conklin
Rand report focuses on RFID in health
Sarah Bruce, e-Health Europe
Wireless healthcare depends on security
Jon Hoeksma, e-Health Europe
Are wireless security concerns real, or just paranoia?
Neil Versel, FierceMobileHealthcare
Study on the requirements and options for Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) application in healthcare
eHealthServer
AeroScout Sees Exploding Health Care Channel
Chad Berndtson, ChannelWeb
Thinking Beyond the EMR. Why location, tracking and sensing technologies may provide a higher, faster rate of return.
Bill Crounse, HealthBlog
Your ’smart’ house will take care of you in old age
news.smashits.com
