Medical Colleges

LAB SIMULATIONS
RF/BATCH Data Collection.
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
FIXED ASSETS INVENTORY

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Lab Simulations

By familiarizing students with the equipment they will be using in a hospital, you will give them the best opportunity to excel when they get into their residency programs. Here are some of the different applications you can have installed.

RF/Batch Data collection

Either done using a wireless connection (RF) or through batch collection, data collection with portable terminals can help you perform pharmacy operations including inventory control and bedside operations.

Batch data collection refers to types of applications in which information is collected and stored on a handheld terminal. After the work is complete, the handheld is placed into a docking cradle, and the information is uploaded all at once into the host application. Batch applications are ideal for scan intensive work in which the collected data is not needed in real-time.

Wireless data collection, or RF data collection, though more expensive to implement than batch, will provide you with updated information in real-time. This can be important when the information is time sensitive and the information needs to be updated constantly.

Because different enterprises have many different needs in which batch data collection can help them become more efficient, Barcoding's solution allows users to create easily their own custom solution. Once the data has been collected, it is uploaded directly back into the ODBC database. Companies have used this application to develop handheld applications for existing inventory, security, and route accounting databases.

Learn more about Batch Data Collection.
Learn more about RF Data Collection.
For more information, contact Barcoding Inc.

Inventory Management

Managing inventory has long been an important task, yet it is usually not performed correctly in the busy environment. By initiating a program that uses barcodes, any organization can control inventory supply areas with ease. Inventory applications can basically be broken down in to two
separate categories, stockroom or check in/check out applications. Stockroom inventory consists of items that will be consumed (e.g., medication and supplies) while check in/check out inventory are items that will be shared or re-used and need to be tracked for longer periods of times (e.g., x-rays, MRI results, diagnostic tools and other medical equipment).

Learn more about stockroom inventory.
Learn more about check in/out inventory.
For more information, contact Barcoding Inc.

Fixed Assets Management

Tracking fixed assets is similar to taking inventory; however, fixed assets are located all over the facility and are generally stationary. These items can include medical equipment, computers, TV's, chairs, desks, etc. By utilizing a handheld computer similar in shape and size to a PDA, a single worker can walk around scanning barcodes that are on objects, and then run a report of all the items in the school, showing which items are missing or have been moved. Financial reports, indicating the depreciation of your assets over time, can also be generated.

Learn more about fixed assets.

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