Patient Safety Starts with Identification from PDC-TimeMed

Positive patient identification provides the foundation for patient safety through the systematic prevention of medical errors. It is the gatekeeper for quality care, connecting the patient to all critical hospital functions: Admissions, Medication Administration, Transfusion, Laboratory, Pharmacy, IT, Surgical Procedures, Diagnostics, etc.

Automated identification technologies, including bar coding and RFID, are used by today’s safest and most successful hospitals. They eliminate human errors by accurately identifying the patient and connecting anything collected from, administered to, or performed on that patient. They bolster efficiencies, improving the effectiveness of communication between caregivers, while saving time and resources.

With increased confidence that medications are managed and documented correctly, nurses can focus on face-to-face patient time, fostering a blame-free workplace. Both caregivers and patients feel peace of mind from technologies that are designed to work for them.

The combination of Precision Dynamics Corporation, the global leader in automated patient identification solutions, and TimeMed Labeling Systems, Inc. offers hospitals a one-of-a-kind patient safety offering. Now you can choose from the widest selection of wristband and label systems that directly interface with your information technology and revenue cycle systems to track patient care from admission to discharge. You also have access to dedicated knowledge and support from our expanded team of local field sales specialists.

PDC pioneered the first bar code patient wristband and RFID wristband, and TimeMed designed the first self-adhesive label to prevent the spread of contamination. Together, PDC and TimeMed have more than 100 years of experience and leadership in patient safety, providing a single source solution for all your identification needs.

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PDC-TimeMed Identification Systems provide hospital-wide patient safety through the systematic prevention of medical errors.