New Harvard Medical School Study Identifies RFID Technology to have the Potential to Substantially Improve Patient Safety by Reducing RSI Errors

The ORLocate system by Haldor Advanced Technologies, has been identified in a study by researchers from Brigham and Women’s, Harvard and Northeastern University as the only RFID based system currently available in the market for counting and tracking of both surgical instruments and sponges in a study that identifies how RFID can improve patient safety and reduce RSI risks.

(PRWeb March 21, 2017)

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