Anticipate That RFID Will Become More Common

March 2023

We’re getting questions about using radio-frequency identification (RFID) for meds.

It’s encouraged due to benefits, such as increased accuracy and efficiency...compared to more labor-intensive, manual processes.

Think of RFID as similar to barcode labels and scanners.

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Table of Contents

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