A Bar Code and Radio-Frequency Identification System for Transfusion Safety

查看全文 作　　者：Sandler SG DiBandi L Langeberg A Gibble J Wilson C Feldman [1,2]CF 机构地区：[1]Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC American Red Cross, Baltimore;[2] and Precision Dynamics Corporation, Fresno, CA, USA ; 出　　处：《中国输血杂志》索引2006年第19卷第z1期,共3页 摘　　要：This presentation will describe a pilot study of radio-frequency (RF) identification tags ('chips') that was conducted in parallel with standard procedures for the collection and testing of Red Blood Cells (Greater Chesapeake and Potomac Region, American Red Cross Biomedical Services, Baltimore, MD) and transfusion (Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC). The purpose of the study was to evaluate whether multi-write RF chips could be attached to blood bags, programmed, and used to facilitate the collection of information from (1) a blood bag manufacturer to (2) a blood collection center and, subsequently, to (3) a hospital transfusion service.