US company, Domain Pharma Corporation, has announced the release of Clintrial 4 - a software package for the management of clinical trial and safety assessment data. The package helps companies conduct global clinical trials to speed the time...
Many individuals wanted access to their own records and most of these wanted some ability to correct errors. Obtaining information on one's own record has been difficult enough, but correcting errors has often been nigh on impossible.
A Birmingham hospital is planning to tag patients with RFID chips to improve safety and ensure the correct operations are carried out on the right patients. Sensors around the hospital will be able to detect the RFID chips, which will be linked to...
The National Patient Safety Agency (NPSA) has published its IT recommendations relating to the electronic tracking system for patients and blood, with the issue of an outline specification for an Electronic Clinical Transfusion Management System...
In an effort to trim clinical errors, hospitals in New York and Germany
have been tagging their patients. Hospital in-patients: Fulham FC has started issuing RFID-enabled smartcards to fans to cut queues at the turnstiles and increase safety around...
Maureen Baker, national clinical lead for clinical safety, said the tech represents a significant step forwards in tackling hospital acquired infections and in tackling MRSA. The keyboards have been developed by University College London Hospital...
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