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EXHIBITOR ROUND-UP Harland Simon launches new WiFi reader


HARLAND SIMON, the UK’s leading provider of healthcare tracking solutions, will be showcasing its range of active and passive RFiD Discovery systems including GS1 compliant asset labels to support Scan4Safety and their newly launched fixed active RFID reader.


Delivering the same functionality as standard RFID readers, the new reader communicates with the system software database by WiFi to help drive down installation costs by eliminating the need to install new network points.


Used in a growing number of hospitals for over 10 years, RFiD Discovery can track a large inventory of mobile medical devices including beds in a busy hospital environment. Proven to provide a strong return on investment, the system helps dozens of NHS Trusts to minimise time spent looking for equipment, improve utilisation levels and reduce the requirement to purchase new devices. RFID Discovery also provides theatre inventory management, baby tagging, wandering patient safety, staff safety and automated temperature monitoring.


Decade up for Avensys


AVENSYS UK LTD is in its 10th year of offering bio-medical equipment engineering services. From maintenance and repair of a variety of equipment, to technical training courses, to resale of new or reconditioned medical equipment.


The maintenance and repair service provides a professional, quality assured, maintenance and repair service; for bio- medical, dental and endoscopy equipment. Avensys’ secure online database houses all equipment service


and repair history, allowing customers 24/7 access. The Avensys Training Academy provides nationally accredited training courses in medical and dental engineering, from level 2 to 5, including the level 3 Apprenticeship and Level 5 Diploma. Courses can be delivered at the Avensys Training Academy or onsite at your workplace.


The resale division offers, procurement to disposal, for all major operating room and surgical equipment.


B Braun helping Trusts


The NHS drive towards a paperless environment and adoption of Trust-wide electronic patient record systems has led to an increase in questions being asked about integration of infusion pumps into existing IT networks. Trusts are no longer purchasing simple infusion pumps but devices that are in line with their medication safety strategy and digital roadmap including integration into e-prescribing, EPR and real-time medication error reduction systems. Support is required to help breakdown the inherent historical barriers to achieving these solutions. B BRAUN is currently working with a number of UK hospitals to deliver this value now. The company offers: l Expertise in DoseGuard drug library creation and IT integration support.


l Real-time upload of DoseGuard libraries and active protection against medication errors with DoseGuard.


l Real-time DoseGuard CQI reports to understand how the DoseGuard Library is used and how it can be improved.


l Integration of Space infusion devices with EPR’s and e-prescribing systems to achieve fully paperless systems.


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PANDING THE


COMPLETE CIRCLE OF PROTECTION


Outer Circle


Expand your protection to experien ce the value of our proactive partnership in Servic e, Collaboration, Education, Validation and Track & Trace. We can help ensure reliabili ty and improve patient safety.


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