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Lost medical records files? Health Records staff facing mountains of phone calls, faxes and e-mails? Staff spending most of their time looking for medical records? Medical record files unavailable for coding department? Staff too busy looking for files to get on with important jobs? Lack of a reliable tracking system? If you have any questions, click on the link to contact us.

Case Study

Walsall Hospital delivered with MCP Systems Consultants

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Patient record tracking

Tag it!

3M RFID tags are guaranteed for the life of the item they are attached to and fully reprogrammable. Encoded with unique identifier such as the patients name and/or terminal digit filing location. The files location is registered by tracking pads and stored in 3M’s software
Tracking Tag (.pdf 653KB)

Patient record tracking

Track it!

Market leading RFID tacking pads, pick up the information from the RFID tag and record the location of the medical record file containing it. The files location can then be seen on any computer on the network.
Tracking Pad (.pdf 670KB)

Patient record tracking

Trace it!

3M’s digital assistant dramatically reduces the time taken to find misplaced medical record files. The handheld device can also find entire clinic lists, read and record which files are in it’s vicinity and it never forgets a lost file!
Handheld Tracker (.pdf 573KB)


3M's RFID File Tracking System is based on High Frequency RFID technology.

"Since we first published our initial position paper on RFID in 2007, HIBCC (Health Industry Business Communications Council) has consistently warned that the UHF (Ultra High Frequency) implementations proposed by non-healthcare standards organizations and some RFID product vendors could create problems in hospitals," said Robert Hankin, HIBCC's president.

"Our position is that the use of generic retail identification standards in medical care settings poses unnecessary risks and the JAMA-reported RFID study confirmed our position by indicating that there can be serious consequences from UHF RFID in critical care environments."


Downloads
Product brochure on the system including features benefits and user testimonials. .pdf 116KB
See what MPs are saying about the NHS digitisation project. .pdf 117KB

Patient record tracking
Contact Us

To arrange a no cost, no-strings meeting with one of our representatives to discuss your current health records process and what this revolutionary system can do for you;

Please call: Chris Millican on 07767648089