RFID in Healthcare: The Cure for Counterfeit Drugs

Shahram Moradpour, Senior Director of Market Development
Sun Microsystems, United States
 
 
This presentation was given at Smart Healthcare USA 2004 on Jun 10, 2004.
 

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Presentation Summary
  • Counterfeit pharmaceuticals and biologics are a growing problem affecting patient safety
  • RFID minimizes the risk of counterfeited and diverted product by allowing companies to track each drug as it moves through the supply chain
  • RFID coupled with Electronic Product Code (EPC) and electronic pedigrees are key elements recommended by the FDA to combat counterfeit drugs
  • Companies can gain business value in expedited returns processing and more precise recalls in addition to operational efficiencies

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