Baby Tagging System & Security
Baby Tagging System & Security uses Active RFID solutions that is optimized for healthcare, keep infant secure, prevent baby abductions or mismatching, lets you locate and track , guard medical assets, protect staff and patients with real-time location information, plus ensure infants are placed with the correct mother. The system is flexible and scalable, providing the capability to add on a variety of other functions such as Asset Tracking and Location, Staff Duress and Wandering Patient Protection, and so on.
Baby Tagging System
- At the time of birth, a Tag is attached securely to the baby’s ankle which provide a unique ID
- Any unauthorised movement beyond a defined area will trigger alarms and notify staff or lock an exit on approach.
- A Low Frequency (LF) receiver inside the tag works with an LF exciter to create an alert if a tag nears an exit.
- Using the lightest and smallest tags on the market, the system provides the ultimate in comfort and safety.
- Central software provides a secure, user friendly interface where staff can add and remove patient details as required.
RFID Baby Tagging System
- 24/7 security and peace of mind for mothers and staff
- Lightest, smallest and most comfortable baby tags
- Prevents unauthorized removal of tag
- Reduced false alarms
- Leading technology to prevent Mother-Baby mismatch
- Seamless integration of Infant Security and Hospital Protection
Baby Tagging protection System
Infant Protection helps hospitals using the lightest, smallest and most comfortable baby tags to prevent baby abductions and unintentional baby mismatching in maternity environments from the time of delivery to the time of discharge.
Infant Protection permits the regular movement of mothers, staff and visitors in and out of the maternity ward, while preventing the protected infants from being removed from the ward unnoticed or without supervision. In addition to monitoring the physical whereabouts and safety of the infants. Protection can log the authorized transfer of the infants throughout the hospital, preventing any illicit attempts to move infants to and from wards and treatment centers.