Winter 2008
Feature Articles
The Great Debate: The Safety of RFID in Hospitals
By Chetan Karani
Should RFID Be Used in Hospitals and is the Food and Drug Administration Supporting Safe Use of RFID in Hospitals?
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Cutting Edge Technology Event
By Eric Van Osten
The founder of RFID World rebrands the business as "RF Edge," allowing RFID to share the spotlight with other forms of edge computing, at a better price point, and maybe even in a town near you.
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RFID Allows for a More Complete Approach to Patient Safety
By Steven Fleck
RFID is the only technology that can provide the comprehensive protection of both counting and detection of left behind surgical sponges.
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Patient Care and Safety Using Temperature Monitoring and Active RFID
By Gabi Daniely and Jay Krauser
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center uses its standard WiFi network to wirelessly monitor temperatures in refrigerators that contain critical items.
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Departments
New Products
UPM Raflatac's item-level tag for the jewelry industry, an RFID-enabled zipper tag, to prevent counterfeiting in the fashion sector, RFID-enabled pharmaceutical bottles, Jaguar Race Timing Platform, and more.
• Inlays, Labels, Tags
• Racing Solutions Headsets
News Desk
An inventory management solution tracks over 4,000 products in Ginsburg Cardiac Tower, Idaho library's RFID-based self-service, RTLS enables government-run hospital to leverage WiFi network for reducing cost and time spent managing mobile equipment, and more.
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Ask the Expert: How Are RFID Inlays Produced and Handled?
By Albert Maiolino
Our expert from Muhlbauer, Inc.—a leading manufacturer of RFID production and converting equipment—explains the process of manufacturing RFID inlays.
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The Legal Side: Making the Case for RFID
By Steve Park
Florida State Attorney's 15th Judicial Circuit deploys RFID to locate case files in real time.
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