The new Aarhus University Hospital (DNU) in Denmark uses a task management system that processes information from ID sources such as RFID, WLAN and barcode.
A digital task assignment and administration at the DNU visualizes all hospital processes from logistics, drug administration to patient transport.
The DNU combines the functions of four previous hospitals in a single campus. With an area of over 100 hectares, 10,000 employees and capacities for a total of 4,000 patients per day, the Danish hospital will be one of the largest medical facilities in Northern Europe when fully operational in 2022.
The size of the campus and the number of patients to be treated daily at the DNU require time-optimized processes. Manual task assignments are time-consuming and prone to errors. Employees spend too much time on activities such as searching, checking and documenting outside their actual area of responsibility.
Objective
A task management system uses recorded data from the ID sources RFID, WLAN and barcode. Every piece of information captured is processed in the system and enables the exact assignment of employees and tasks.
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