Lab Access Control
Why Access Control for Labs?
Medical labs are equipped with very valuable equipment, chemicals, specimen, etc. that are necessary for their everyday functioning. They also have lots of confidential patient data associated with the specimens that come into the lab to be processed each day.
Protecting such assets therefore becomes top priority, both for maintaining patient privacy as well as from a financial perspective to prevent theft. It, therefore, becomes essential to integrate employee security clearance levels into an automated access control system to prevent unauthorized access or access to restricted areas. The access control system is designed to address all of these issues to ensure a safe workplace for all people working there and the security of assets and confidential patient information.
RFID Choices for Access Control in the Lab
Our RFID technology comes in several different configurations to help provide automated access to lab personnel and visitors.
SRD (Short Reading Distance) RFID
- Can be used for securing close range or tap access to lab facilities.
- Access restrictions can easily be set for various personnel depending on the lab’s requirements.
- Unauthorized access can trigger alerts or start CCTV recording to monitor the area/individual involved.
MRD (Medium Reading Distance)
- Grants hands free access of certain lab facilities to authorized people. This is particularly useful when employees’ hands are often occupied when passing through an access checking point or his/her access needs to be speedy.
Add other components to your Lab Track system for complete control and visibility
Track Specimens
Track Lab Assets
Track Lab Personnel & Visitors
System Integrators
We have the technology to support you. We can help tailor a Lab Track system around your healthcare client's needs including custom reports and software solutions combined with all the right hardware to help track the most important assets in the healthcare environment.
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