Case Story: Aarhus University Hospital
The largest RFID based item location installation in the world
Breaking boundaries with world's largest healthcare RFID-Installation! Explore how Aarhus University Hospital (AUH) leveraged RFID technology to streamline workflows, reduce search time, and optimize logistics.
Further results:
Reducing Costs through Improved Resource Management
Beyond the immediate benefits, AUH expects the RTLS solution to optimize workflows further, enabling the identification of delay points and potential areas for cost reduction. By making it easier to locate required items, the hospital minimizes losses and the need for frequent reordering, resulting in substantial cost savings over time.
The advanced and comprehensive real-time tracking system implemented by Lyngsoe Systems and Systematic ensures that AUH's logistics are secure well into the future. Patient care heavily relies on the prompt availability of equipment and personnel, especially during emergencies. With Lyngsoe LIVE Logistics™, AUH gains complete visibility, creating value for both staff and patients alike.
Empowering the Future of Healthcare Logistic
Aarhus University Hospital's successful implementation of RFID-based RTLS technology showcased how innovation can transform healthcare logistics. By rapidly locating assets and streamlining workflows, AUH achieved enhanced efficiency, cost savings, and improved patient care. Embracing cutting-edge solutions is the way forward for modern hospitals, ensuring they stay ahead in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
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