Healthcare Use Case
Healthcare Asset Tracking
Gain real-time control of critical equipment.
Keep essential medical equipment ready and available when it’s needed most.
Zebra’s healthcare asset tracking solutions use RFID and barcode technologies to offer real-time visibility into high-value assets like infusion pumps, wheelchairs, and imaging devices. By tracking equipment across facilities and optimizing inventory, hospital operations teams ensure supplies and equipment are there when and where they need to be to minimize treatment delays—helping patients get the care they need without disruption. With continuous visibility into asset status and location, hospitals and health systems can improve patient care, reduce costs, and eliminate unnecessary purchases. Track and manage essential equipment with RFID and barcode technology solutions to save time, improve availability and reduce operational costs.
Track equipment in real time across one or multiple facilities.
Prevent overstock by managing inventory efficiently and reduce costs.
Ensure essential equipment is ready when needed.
Gain critical insights from decision-makers responsible for managing materials and supplies used to treat and care for patients from emergency and surgery to bedside recovery. Understand their vision for a tech-empowered future that enhances safety and the quality of patient care.
Use this resource to explore three critical areas of focus that can help maximize the use of your electronic health record (EHR), reduce manual clinical workflows and achieve positive patient outcomes.
Discover how RFID technology revolutionizes surgical tray management, providing instant visibility, tracking usage, and ensuring every tray is ready when needed for optimal patient care.
يخدم مستشفى جامعة هال التعليمي حوالي مليون شخص سنوياً في حرميه الجامعيين. ونظراً للضغوط التي تواجه الفرق والميزانيات، احتاج مستشفى جامعة هال التعليمي إلى حل لتحديد المواقع في الوقت الفعلي (RTLS) لتحسين تتبع المعدات الطبية الحيوية في جميع أنحاء عياداته.
Unlike most clinicians, nurses at Hull University Teaching Hospitals don’t have to worry that patient care will be compromised due to missing equipment or medical supplies shortages. Why? They’ve found an unconventional but effective ‘cure’ using RFID.
