ENHANCING SPORTS MEDICINE INVENTORY MANAGEMENT THROUGH INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT) RFID TECHNOLOGY: A STUDY ON PRECISION IN HOSPITAL OPERATIONS

Authors

  • Zuo Ying Medical Engineering Section, Armed police force Jiangxi Corps Hospital, Nanchang 330001, Jiangxi, China.
  • Wu Fangfang Medical Engineering Section, Armed police force Jiangxi Corps Hospital, Nanchang 330001, Jiangxi, China.

Keywords:

Radio Frequency identification (RFID); The Internet of Things (IoT); Medical consumables; Intelligent management; Inventory management

Abstract

Objective: To assess the impact of Internet of Things (IoT) RFID technology on inventory management in sports medicine facilities. Methods: This study explores the application of RFID technology within the sports medicine sector, focusing on its capacity to automate inventory processes, enhance cost-efficiency, and provide real-time data monitoring and traceability of medical supplies. The discussion begins with a foundational overview of IoT and RFID technologies before detailing their specific applications in managing medical consumables. Results: Implementing IoT RFID technology has significantly advanced management practices within sports medicine facilities by automating inventory replenishment and enabling real-time data tracking. Conclusion: RFID-based IoT applications streamline operational efficiencies in sports medicine by minimizing manual errors and enhancing the precision of medical inventory management. This technological integration reduces operational costs and bolsters the overall management standards, promoting a more refined approach to healthcare provision in sports-related treatments.

Published

2024-02-01