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Friday, March 16, 2007
Mobile Computers: Children?s Medical Center Dallas Utilizes Mobile Computers With Point-Of-Care System
1:50 AM
The initial challenge was to build an application that supports specialized workflow and minimizes errors that could potentially lead to mistakes in medication administration. The Dolphin 7900s give Children?s the ability to access, document and transmit critical patient information in real time.
?Accuracy and safety are two things we are not willing to compromise when it comes to our patients, who are our number one priority,? says Debbie Schumann, RN, BSN, MBA, group manager, Children?s. ?Scanning the barcodes helps ensure we are safely giving patients the right medications following the 5 Rights.? Clinicians at Children?s use more than 250 mobile computers to scan bar codes on their employee ID badges and patients? medication packets, and wristbands. Clinicians are alerted if they scan the wrong patient?s wristband or wrong dose of medication minimizing potential medication errors. This system ensures the ?5 Rights? in patient safety are met: The right patient receives the right medication at the right time in the right dose via the right route. ?Nowhere else are data accuracy and ease of data acquisition more crucial than in the healthcare environment. Our goal is to provide medical staff with a solution that makes bar code scanning and data communication fast and easy, enabling them to provide the highest level of care and safety possible,? said Kevin Jost, CEO of Hand Held Products.



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Thursday, March 15, 2007
Students at Philadelphia's sixty high schools issued contactless campus ID cards
1:48 AM
Colleges have been using campus card ID systems for years. But with increasing security concerns, similar products are moving into public schools. One example: Philadelphia, Penn.?s school system where high school students at 60 schools have been provided a contactless ID card needed to gain admission to school property, track attendance, and, in some cases, buy lunch in the cafeteria."We have 56,000 high school students and we wanted a better handle on (them)," said Patricia DiLella, senior project manager for Philadelphia School District?s Office of Information Technology. "Before, everyone was assumed present until marked absent. We needed something to track students. With this new system, everyone is assumed absent until they tap (their card) and have physically been seen by school personnel."



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Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Fla. airports get more screeners
1:48 AM
The federal government stepped up random screening of airport employees in Florida, including at Tampa International, after two airline workers in Orlando were arrested last week for allegedly smuggling 14 guns onto an airplane. The Transportation Security Administration sent 150 additional officers to airports in Tampa, Orlando, Miami, Fort Lauderdale and San Juan, Puerto Rico. They are checking ID badges, screening airport workers and searching airplanes before passengers board. The move comes as some members of Congress are calling for screening all 900,000 airport workers with ID badges allowing them to go onto airplanes and into secure areas of airports without passing through metal detectors. The TSA has been conducting random screenings at Tampa International since November.



Full Article from Sptimes.com.

 

Sunday, March 11, 2007
Orlando bust suggests airports may be weak against an inside job
1:45 AM
"Our employee screening is not a reaction to 9-11. Does it add an additional layer of security? You better believe it does," said Marc Henderson, spokesman for Miami International Airport.The airport contracts with Miami-based 50 State Security Service Inc. for about $5 million a year to man walk-through metal detectors and bag-screening machines at entrances to the secure areas of the airport. A guard who checks ID badges and visually inspects the contents of personal bags also guards elevators that lead to secure areas, Henderson said.Recently, Miami International began a test program in which workers send suspicious images of bags that show up on the screening machines to a 24-hour command center in New York staffed by retired New York Police Department bomb technicians."If my screeners have a question, they can instantaneously with the click of a mouse request assistance in New York," said Lauren Stover, director of security for Miami International.



Full Article from Sun-Sentinel.com.

 


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