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School Nurses Want More Terror Preparation

Surveyed nurses say they need to be able to provide more emergency services

News • February 22nd, 2005
It's Coming: One Card to Access All Personal Health Information

Health ONe Global launching instant access medical system

News • February 14th, 2005
Healthcare Professionals Sound off on RFID for Asset Protection and Patient Tracking

Experts offer thoughts on when, whether and how RFID could surpass bar code technology for tracking

News • February 2nd, 2005
UND Seeks High-Security Bio Lab

Security fence, strict vehicle access, other measures part of security plan

News • December 15th, 2004
Safe Stolen from Minnesota Community Hospital

Safe was in unlocked billing area without surveillance

News • December 8th, 2004
NIH Funds RFID Clinical Study at Massachusetts Hospital

$1.5 million grant will be used to research tracking of drugs, equipment and patients for more efficiency, better security

News • December 2nd, 2004
Pennsylvania Ranks Last in Bioterrorism Fund Distribution, Group Says

Pennsylvania ranked last in the nation this year in distributing federal bioterrorism grants to the hospitals and public health agencies, according to a health association

News • November 29th, 2004
Pharmacy Thief Had Knowledge of Alarm System, Alarm Location

Heist nets over $60,000 worth of prescription drugs

News • November 10th, 2004
Pressure on U.S. Healthcare Facilities Encourages Adoption of RFID

Implementation can enable healthcare institutions to effectively track their assets and reduce costs of misplaced equipment

News • October 27th, 2004
Richardson Electronics Moves into RFID Market

Company partners with WJ Communications for first project, promises to develop more offerings as company expands into RFID arena

News • October 22nd, 2004
Reports: Mother Allegedly Caught on CCTV Smothering Her Baby in Australian Hospital

Police used CCTV monitoring tapes to view suspect

News • October 21st, 2004
Illinois Nursing Homes Cited for Losing Patients

Patient door alarms often not followed up by proper inspection from staff

News • October 21st, 2004
Industry Frustrated by U.S. Bioterror Defense Strategy

Lack of direction, issues of liability and intellectual property keep biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries at arms length from bioterror prevention

News • October 15th, 2004
Florida Company Moves Forward with Plan for Implanting Chip in Humans

Chips are designed to store basic medical records, but CEO says chip could be used to track people as well

News • October 14th, 2004
Intrusion Detection Trumps Prevention for Healthcare Computer Networks

Many health-care organizations are going beyond firewall and intrusion-detection technologies and counting on intrusion-prevention products

News • October 3rd, 2004

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