Entries by John Trader

The Role of Technology in Disaster Management – Some Public Safety Apps to Know About

The following is a guest post on disaster management submitted to RightPatient® Irrespective of whether it is a bad incident of workplace violence or an earthquake or a riot, whenever there’s an emergency somewhere, the responders need to stay updated with the latest updates. Even before the arrival of the situation, they should be briefed […]

Infographic: Healthcare of the Future

The global healthcare industry is riding the crest of a wave of major technological revolution, with the industry standing to gain billions of dollars from the dawn of virtual home visits and apps that can diagnose your illness. To give you an idea of just how big an impact this technology-led future may have, research […]

Patient Identification in Healthcare: Unlocking Technology to Improve Patient Safety

In the effort to draw attention to the ongoing problems that patient misidentification in healthcare creates, we were excited at the opportunity to discuss technology options now available for hospitals to increase patient ID accuracy with the eHealth Radio Network. Listen to the brand new podcast and learn: — The latest news and updates from […]

Guest Blogging Opportunities

Part of any successful blog campaign is the ability to secure quality, third party guest bloggers to contribute their knowledge and wisdom on applicable topics. At RightPatient®, we are committed to educating our community through our blog content which covers the following topics: — Biometrics for patient identification  — Increasing patient safety in healthcare — Impact of […]

New Podcast: Frost & Sullivan on Growth and Potential of Iris Biometrics

Last year, global research and consulting organization Frost and Sullivan released a research report entitled: “The 5 Year Opportunity Analysis of the Global Iris Recognition Market.” According to Frost & Sullivan’s Web site, the report: “analyses trends in the iris recognition market across the government and commercial sectors, globally.” Frost & Sullivan reports that iris […]

Is Petitioning Congress the Answer to Achieving Accurate Patient ID?

Hat tip for the recent efforts by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) to launch a petition drive that will move Congress to lift the federal legislative ban that has prohibited the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) from participating in efforts to find a patient identification solution. It’s a noble effort and […]

Patient Hand Hygiene Report Casts Shadow on Contact Dependent Biometric Patient Identification

Patient Hands May Pose Greatest Threat to Hospital Acquired Infections Is the heightened awareness on ensuring that doctors, nurses, and other clinical staff wash their hands as part of strict hospital infection control protocols missing an important element? According to a new research report published by NBC News, hospitals would be well served to address […]

IntrepidNow Radio Discusses Current State of Patient Identification in Healthcare

Delighted at the opportunity to discuss the current state of patient identification in healthcare with Joe Lavelle (@Resultant) from IntrepidNow Radio and Jared Johnson (@jaredpiano) today via blab. Joe and I had a lengthy discussion about patient ID in healthcare at this year’s HIMSS16 trade show and Joe was gracious enough to follow up our conversation […]

Takeaways on Biometric Patient ID from HIMSS 2016 Conference

Like most who attended last week’s annual HIMSS conference in Las Vegas, I was a bit overwhelmed at the amount of information, activities, and traffic swirling around the Exhibit Halls and lecture rooms. It’s difficult to not get swallowed up among 40,000+ attendees and even more hard to block out the flashing lights and unbelievably […]