Tackling the COVID-19 pandemic is requiring an international effort on an unprecedented scale. With nearly 5.5 million coronavirus cases confirmed globally by the World Health Organization, hospital infrastructures and workflows are being…
By Paul Timmerwilke, Director, Healthcare - US, Scandit
The World Health Organization has called on countries to ‘test, test, test’ for coronavirus - it’s a vital part of understanding the scale of the outbreak and…
Healthcare costs have doubled in the past 40 years and the world’s older population is set to double by 2050. Sustainable healthcare is a global priority. Add demanding regulation and the increasing need for medical supply traceability,…
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Scandit, the leading enterprise technology platform for mobile computer vision and augmented reality (AR), today announced that the Scandit Barcode Scanner SDK was used to add powerful scanning functionality…
Lilia Bounab, Director of Healthcare Sales, Central & Southern Europe, Scandit AG
The global counterfeit drug market is valued at more than $200 billion per year, forcing regulatory authorities around the world to take…
By Phil Hadreas, Healthcare Consultant, Scandit Inc.
Safe and efficient sterile fluid management is an ongoing challenge in today’s healthcare environments. Hospitals and clinics require a reliable, efficient sterile…
By Graeme Woodcock, Sales Manager – Healthcare, UK & Ireland, Scandit Ltd.
Studies have shown that physicians spend 21% of their time on non-clinical paperwork*. It’s the equivalent of 168,000 physician FTEs…
That amazing 95% result was at Leeds Teaching Hospital in the UK where they integrated Scandit computer vision into a mobile solution to capture vital data in a fraction of the time, in 114 departments as part of the UK Government’s…
Healthcare providers around the world are harnessing smart device-based mobile computer vision to improve patient care and streamline business processes. From patient management to medication administration, mobile data capture solutions…
The days of manual documentation of critical patient care workflows are ending. More and more healthcare processes are being digitized to ensure accuracy and portability, making patient care safer and improving outcomes…