Temperature monitoring

Subtitle: Our RFiD Discovery system provides a cost-effective automatic temperature monitoring solution for healthcare environments such as hospital fridges, storage areas or critical patient environments
Temperature monitoring

Benefits

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Accurate and reliable monitoring for compliance and patient safety
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Replaces manual checks to save costs and time
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Cost-effective options available that use existing Wi-Fi infrastructure
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Higher accuracy as human error is eliminated

Maintaining a constant temperature is essential for certain medical items and is of critical importance for hospitals. Automatic temperature monitoring helps ensure regulatory compliance, improve patient safety, and increase operational efficiency.

Automatic temperature monitoring in healthcare helps ensure regulatory compliance, improve patient safety and increase operational efficiency.

The RFiD Discovery system can automatically monitor temperature and humidity in critical environments such as vaccine stores to meet MHRA standards. Removing the need for manual checks helps save time, reduce cost and eliminate errors. Completed temperature recordings are maintained in accordance with regulatory compliance and can be archived or made available for audit or reference purposes.

 

Where automatic temperature monitoring is used in healthcare

Automatic temperature monitoring can be used in any healthcare environment where maintaining a constant temperature is critical including stores for breastmilk, food, vaccines or pharmaceuticals.

 

How automatic temperature monitoring works?

Temperature

Measuring temperature

Temperature sensors use radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to transmit regular readings via an existing wi-fi or proprietary network into a central database. An active RFID tag with an integrated temperature sensor is placed in the environment which needs to be monitored. The tag sends temperature readings at user defined intervals.

Data collection

Collecting data

Signals are picked up by the network readers and transferred to a central database. For the monitoring of refrigerators and freezers, RFID tags with external probes are used where only the probe is in the fridge or freezer and the tag remains outside to ensure that signals can be transmitted successfully to the readers. Where required, humidity can also be measured.

Right data

Using the right data

A simple-to-use software interface allows the user to set parameters for maximum and minimum temperatures and enable instant alerts if values are outside the specified range. Staff can be notified in many different ways including by email, audible alarm, on screen pop-up window, pager, VOIP phone, badge alert and text alert. The software interface also provides access to data for compliance reporting, auditing or analysis.

Brochure: Temperature Monitoring

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Brochure: Temperature Monitoring for hospitals

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