Once they revolutionised the weekly shop, but now barcodes are being used in hospitals to identify patients and so help to reduce medical errors and incorrect treatments. Traditionally, all ...

Nurse Halei McCary scans an Electronic Medication Administration Record, or eMAR, bracelet on a patient Tuesday at Memorial Health System of East Texas in Lufkin. The newly introduced system allows ...

Silent Hill 2 bracelet puzzle solution In Silent Hill 2's Brookhaven Hospital, there are a few quests including collecting patient bracelets, so here's the hand puzzle solution.

One is a question of safety, the company explains, as healthcare providers come in close contact with patients, some of whom have transmissible diseases such as COVID-19, when viewing or scanning the ...

SATO, the wristband technology provider, is testing the new product with the hospital to confirm that it does not interfere with pacemakers or other implantable devices, while also viewing how it ...

A healthcare worker was arrested for allegedly stealing a valuable bracelet from a patient at North Fulton Hospital in late September.

A Fulton County nurse accused of stealing a gold bracelet from a 95-year-old patient is now facing new criminal charges.

Barcode technology can reduce medication errors by ensuring that the right drug is administered to the right patient at the right time.

FLINT, MI -- Bar codes on patient bracelets and patches to monitor vitals while patients sit in the waiting room are just two ways Hurley Medical Center is staying ahead of the curve, officials say.

Unlike barcode-formatted patient bracelets, eShepherd's RFID bracelets contain a subset of the patient's electronic medical record.