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Radiofrequency identification (RFID) uses radiofrequency tags attached to people or objects to provide identification, tracking, and security under the general heading of automatic identification. New RFID system (UHF band, 953 MHz) has been available since April, 2005 in Japan. We tested efficiency and safety of new RFID system in our hospital. Electric fields produced by new RFID had no significant effects on cardiac pacemakers, implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICD), and other medical devices(ex. Electrocardiogram recorder, cardiac monitor, intra-aortic balloon pumping, infusion pump, and respirator) in our hospital. New radiofrequency tags seemed to provide extensive patient identification and to track capital equipments within our hospitals. Healthcare systems today are increasingly complex and interrelated processes, while new RFID technologies will provide opportunities for enhanced patient care and safety in Japanese hospital.

Efficiency and Safety of New Radiofrequency Identification System in Japanese Hospital