Patient Safety

Eliminating Manual Data Entry in Healthcare with iRISecure – Specimen

October 1, 2024 / Patient Safety, Tissue Management /

In the healthcare industry, manual data entry has long been a source of inefficiency and error. The process of documenting the chain of custody of specimens, including fluid and anatomical samples, can be particularly cumbersome. However, with advancements in technology, such as Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), solutions like iRISecure – Specimen are revolutionizing how healthcare […]

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Streamlining Hospital Operations: How to Eliminate Manual Data Entry with iRISecure Software

April 4, 2024 / Patient Safety /

In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, efficiency is key to delivering quality patient care. One area where hospitals often face challenges is manual data entry, which can be time-consuming, error-prone, and resource-intensive. However, with the advent of innovative technologies like iRISecure, hospitals can now streamline their operations and eliminate manual data entry, leading to improved accuracy,

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Optimizing Blood Management in Emergency and Trauma Departments: The Power of iRISecure – Blood Tracking

March 23, 2024 / Patient Safety /

In the fast-paced environment of Emergency and Trauma Departments (EDs), every second counts. From lifesaving interventions to critical procedures, healthcare providers must navigate through chaos with precision and efficiency. Central to this endeavor is the management of blood products, where accuracy and timeliness are non-negotiable. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by EDs, Mobile Aspects has

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How Mobile Aspects Is Solving Challenges and Solutions in Endoscopy Workflow Management

January 9, 2024 / Patient Safety, Managing Endoscopes /

The life of a gastroenterologist is undoubtedly hectic, and the demand for endoscopic procedures is ever-growing. On a typical day, a gastroenterologist starts with a pair of colonoscopies but faces the challenge of scheduling four times as many procedures. In a scenario familiar to many specialists, the availability of endoscopes becomes a bottleneck, affecting workflow

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Mobile Aspects Installing iRISecure Tissue Tracking System at Cambridge Health System Hospitals

February 20, 2024 / Patient Safety /

Healthcare logistics platform provider Mobile Aspects soon will install its RFID-enabled tissue and implant tracking system in a pair of Cambridge Health Alliance hospitals, helping the Massachusetts-based healthcare provider modernize its surgical care delivery and inventory analysis processes. Mobile Aspects’ iRISecure system will replace time-consuming manual tracking methods in operating rooms at CHA Cambridge Hospital

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How to Track Loaner Scopes Across A Health System

December 13, 2021 / Hospital Management, Managing Endoscopes, Patient Safety /

Loaner scopes are typically very hard to track in busy endoscopy departments, where they are combined in circulation with dozens of other endoscopes across multiple floors or buildings. Without proper documentation, it is hard to know exactly when loaner scopes are due to be sent back to the vendor. Loaner scopes can also end up

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How to Track Shared Endoscopes Across Large Health Systems

December 13, 2021 / Hospital Management, Managing Endoscopes, Patient Safety /

In many US health systems, endoscopes are stored and shared across several different buildings and campuses due to the sheer number of endoscopes required to treat both routine and specialty procedures. As a result, many of these shared endoscopes are misplaced or lost, and hundreds of hours are spent monthly trying to track them down,

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Global Healthcare Company Mobile Aspects Announces Industry-First Blood Product

October 19, 2021 / Blood Management, Joint Commission, Operating Rooms, Patient Safety, Regulatory Compliance, Tissue Management /

The product, iRISecure Blood, is an industry-first RFID transfusion and safety system for hospital emergency departments and trauma centers. [Pittsburgh, PA – October 19, 2021] Mobile Aspects, a global healthcare software company that helps hospitals become safer and more efficient, today announced the first end-to-end RFID Bloodbag tracking system, iRISecure Blood. This new solution is

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How to Ensure That Emergency Departments and Trauma Centers Never Run Out of Blood

October 4, 2021 / Blood Management, Clinical Documentation, Hospital Management, Infection Control, Patient Safety /

All blood is precious, but type O-negative blood has especially high importance in Emergency Departments and Trauma Centers. Shortage of blood is a barrier to properly treat trauma patients, provide blood transfusions, and conduct surgeries. For patients whose lives hang in the balance, Trauma Centers and Emergency Departments require Type O-negative blood to perform life-saving

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What makes blood tracking in Trauma Centers and Emergency Departments so unique and how you can improve it

October 4, 2021 / Blood Management, Clinical Documentation, Hospital Management, Infection Control, Patient Safety /

An insufficient blood supply can have severe negative impacts on hospitals, especially in a Trauma Centers or Emergency Department. A shortage of blood is an obstacle to properly treat trauma patients, provide blood transfusions, and conduct elective surgeries. Trauma Centers and Emergency Departments require Type O-negative blood, which is also known as uncrossmatched blood, for

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