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Industry challenges:
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Whether you are a healthcare provider working in a hospital or a pharmacist employed by the corner drugstore, today's healthcare professionals' must meet a number of challenges in their quest to provide safe, quality and timely patient care. As increasing numbers of healthcare professionals provide services in more than one location—perhaps working in multiple hospitals or participating in home care programs—real-time access to patient information, insurance or clinical data has become critical to the level of healthcare they are able to provide. Pharmacists, pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors must be able to accurately identify, package and label medications in a market where new drugs are being introduced everyday.
Hospitals and other medical facilities need to track medications, patients, and lab results with extreme accuracy, as well as ensure an adequate inventory of supplies is kept on hand for timely treatment.
Billing and collections personnel must regularly track healthcare charges, payments and patient insurance claims.
SK&T provides reliable, flexible and quality technology solutions to improve efficiency, information access and labeling accuracy so that healthcare professionals can keep their focus where it belongs – on the patients and providing quality care.
Data Collection: Mobile computing and scanning technologies accurately track doctors, patients, medications, specimens and inventory
Wireless Infrastructure: For convenient, onsite access to critical patient or pharmaceutical information
Thermal Printers: High-performance, mobile, desktop printer systems offer specialized and convenient printing capabilities for the healthcare professional
Software: Custom or off the shelf software packages tailor-made for the healthcare industry
Supplies: Wristbands, barcode or RFID labeling solutions help to accurately identify and track anything from patients to medical equipment. Specialty adhesives ensure long lasting labeling even in challenging conditions.
RFID: Fixed or handheld readers, antennas, tags, printers or relays for radio frequency identification patient/inventory tracking and management
