| Features |
Benefits |
| Bedside labeling for ALL patient specimens. |
- Patient specimens are labeled -- at bedside -- with labels generated “on demand” directly from the patient's wristband.
- Patient specific information is printed on each label.
- Reduce specimen identification errors and provide physical evidence that the patient was wearing a wristband when the specimen was collected.
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| Barcodable |
- A print station can easily be added to existing embossing equipment that will print barcodes directly on the embossed cards.
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| The only band that enables the patient to be immediately rebanded at bedside providing 24x7 Patient Identification™. (Cut off the tag and immediately re-attach to a new wristband.) |
- Significantly increases the percentage of patients who are banded at any one time (compliance %). Making sure patients are banded reduces the errors associated with unbanded patients and increases patient safety.
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| Consolidates multiple bands: admitting, blood and nursing alert(s) into one band. |
- Increases patient safety and reduces errors by eliminating the chance that multiple bands will be overlooked or not replaced after cut-off.
- Cost savings when using one band per patient vs. multiple bands.
- More comfortable for the patient to wear only one band. Note: Medical Record # can be used as blood ID number.
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| Only wristband to provide a flat surface for bar code scanning. |
- Provides a high “first read rate” for the barcode even for small wrists!
- Easier for hospital staff to scan barcodes and accurately capture the information ensuring:
- Patients are identified correctly on the first scan
- Accurately capture all patient billing
- The elimination of error prone and time consuming manual data re-entry, especially for glucometers
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| Leverage existing embossing / imprinting equipment. |
- No need to replace the hospital's existing embossing and imprinting equipment.
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