Point-Of-Care Verification

HIPA-TRAKKER™ RFID-BLOOD SUPPLY PEDIGREE MANAGEMENT MODULE

(Solution based on granted patents, allowed and pending US patents)

  • Access and Identification function.
  • RFID badge of all individuals involved in screening and drawing blood.
  • Registration data of donor’s individual information is entered only after verifying permission level and correlating presenting worker’s RFID badge.
  • All donors are given an RFID wristband during registration.
  • The personal ID of the registration staff is preferably included.
  • Label printing and encoding can only be accessed and performed by workers with authorized RFID badges.
  • Donor Identification and Blood Sample Matching Function.
  • Label for blood sample is printed and encoded by scanning the RFID wristband of the donor.
  • Unitary RFID label is printed and encoded at the same time.
  • RFID tag is behind the human readable label with barcode.
  • The ID of the staff involved in the process is preferably included in the RFID label.
  • Actual drawn blood container is also labeled with integrated RFID/barcode/human readable label using data directly obtained from scanning the donor badge.
  • Blood Consolidation Matching Function.
  • Each blood sample is first scanned before consolidation.
  • Check is made against blood type, etc.
  • The data of the blood sample is recorded and included in the consolidated RFID label.
  • The data preferably includes the person(s) performing such operation.
  • This enables tracing of blood from each individual donor.
  • Subsequent Blood Preparation Function.
  • All operations must be first accessed with proper worker ID.
  • The data of the blood sample is maintained through to the resulting blood ingredient derived from the original blood samples.
  • All subsequent RFID labels include the donors’ data along with the workers handling them throughout the process.
  • Blood Usage Matching Function. The staff responsible for the blood usage must be first be scanned.
  • The recipient wristband must be then scanned.
  • The blood sample to be used must be scanned to match that of the recipient blood type.
  • All other relevant data must also be confirmed, such as expiration date, etc.
  • The authorization may include biometric signature or other e-prescription as required by the local management.

Point of Care Matching A

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Point of Care Matching B

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