CN113971409A - RFID surgical instrument package group reading technology - Google Patents
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Abstract
The RFID surgical instrument package group reading technology provides a method for batch registration of medical instrument packages, reduces the workload of personnel, accelerates the flow speed, improves the accuracy, minimizes the probability of manual misoperation, and reduces the possibility of medical infection and surgical instrument pollution. The invention provides a double-label mode, wherein the RFID outer label and the RFID anti-metal label ensure the whole RFID identifiability of the medical instrument bag in a dirty area, a clean area, a sterile area and a distribution process, and the RFID outer label and the RFID anti-metal label are bound with information at the same time, so that the reading rate is ensured, the reading is not missed and the reading is performed in series, and all instruments can be sterilized.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of equipment identification, in particular to a RFID surgical instrument package group reading technology.
Background
At the hospital sterile supply Center (CSSD), surgical kits are placed in batches on carts, and then the entire cart of kits is fed into a kit washer, kit sterilizer. The washing and sterilization of each package of instruments are recorded according to the requirements of hospitals. The instrument bags are large in quantity and uncertain in quantity, and at present, hospitals manually record the instrument bags one by adopting a counting recording method or register the instrument bags one by adopting two-dimensional code bag cards.
The defects and shortcomings of the prior art are as follows:
the cleaning vehicle is not accurate in counting the surgical instrument packages, the surgical instrument packages are easy to be missed or read repeatedly, and batches of cleaning sterilizers are easy to be recorded by mistake.
The labor time is consumed, a specially-assigned person is required to count the instrument packages one by one, the identifiers in the instruments or the identifiers on the outer package are searched one by one, and then manual registration or single scanning is carried out.
The process time is consumed, and the cleaning/sterilizing equipment is in an idle state when the cleaning/sterilizing equipment is put into the pot, so that the process time is prolonged.
When the medical staff enters the cleaning machine, a metal ID signboard is required to be used, the signboard and instruments are mixed, and bacterial infection is easily caused to the medical staff in the process of counting and looking up the signboard.
The metal ID signboard entering the cleaning machine is easy to cause secondary pollution (cross contamination) to the surgical instrument bag in the process of finding and looking over.
After the existing two-dimensional code equipment enters the disinfection equipment for high-temperature treatment, the equipment is easy to lose efficacy, subsequent information reading obstacles are caused, and the classification of instruments is influenced.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide an RFID surgical instrument package group reading technology which can effectively realize instrument classification, ensure the accuracy of information reading and realize non-contact information reading.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a RFID surgical instrument package group reading technology, which includes the following steps:
step 1: configuring an RFID anti-metal label;
step 2: setting RFID anti-metal label information according to the instrument information;
and step 3: placing the instrument within an RFID tray and placing the RFID anti-metal tag on a surface of the RFID tray;
and 4, step 4: reading the RFID anti-metal label information through RFID reading equipment, and recording the read information to a cleaning equipment system;
and 5: before the RFID tray with the instruments is placed into cleaning equipment, reading the RFID anti-metal label information again through RFID reading equipment, and comparing the information with the read information of an input system;
step 6: after the apparatus is cleaned, packaging the apparatus;
and 7: printing an RFID outer label, and arranging the RFID outer label outside the instrument package;
and 8: binding the RFID outer tag with the corresponding RFID anti-metal tag;
and step 9: reading information of the RFID outer label on the surface of the instrument package by using RFID reading equipment, and comparing the information with the RFID anti-metal label information input into a system;
step 10: and (5) the information is confirmed to be correct, and the instrument package is placed in a sterilizer for sterilization operation.
Further, in step 2, the instrument information includes an instrument source, a department, a name and a number; and the equipment information is recorded into the RFID anti-metal label information.
Further, in step 3, the RFID anti-metal tag comprises a metal hanging buckle and an RFID tag, the RFID tag is adhered to the surface of the metal hanging buckle through medical glue, and the RFID anti-metal tag is buckled on the side edge of the RFID tray through the metal hanging buckle.
Further, in step 4 and step 5, after the RFID trays containing the instruments are uniformly placed on the shelf of the medical cart, the RFID reading devices are operated in sequence from the upper shelf to the lower shelf, and the RFID anti-metal tag information is sequentially read in a Z-shaped manner.
Further, in step 5, the RFID trays are uniformly placed on the instrument cart and then pushed into the cleaning device, and the RFID anti-metal tags of the RFID trays placed on the instrument cart are arranged outward, so that the RFID reading device can read the RFID trays conveniently.
Further, in step 5, if the RFID reading device reads again that the RFID anti-metal tag information is consistent with the information recorded into the system, directly entering step 6; and if the RFID reading equipment reads the RFID anti-metal label information again and the information recorded into the system is inconsistent, displaying and informing the operator to adjust.
Further, in step 9, reading information of the RFID outer tag on the surface of the equipment bag by using an RFID reading device, and if the information read by the RFID is consistent with the information recorded into the system, directly entering step 10; and if the information read by the RFID reading equipment is inconsistent with the information input into the system, displaying and informing an operator to adjust.
Further, in step 9, after the instrument package tray is placed on a shelf of the medical cart, the RFID reading devices are operated in sequence from the upper shelf to the lower shelf, and the information of the outer labels of the instrument packages is sequentially read in a "Z" type manner.
Further, in step 10, the instrument packages are placed on an instrument cart and are pushed into a sterilizer uniformly to perform sterilization operation.
Further, the RFID outer label is adhered to the surface of the instrument bag through medical glue.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages that: the RFID surgical instrument package group reading technology provides a method for batch registration of medical instrument packages, reduces the workload of personnel, accelerates the flow speed, improves the accuracy, minimizes the probability of manual misoperation, and reduces the possibility of medical infection and surgical instrument pollution.
The double-label mode is provided, the RFID outer label and the RFID anti-metal label ensure that the whole RFID identifiability of the medical instrument package is ensured in a dirty area, a clean area, an aseptic area and a distribution process, the RFID outer label and the RFID anti-metal label are bound with information at the same time, the reading rate is ensured, reading omission and reading in series are avoided, and all instruments can be disinfected.
Detailed Description
In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the technical solutions of the present invention will be further described below.
The invention provides a RFID surgical instrument package group reading technology, which comprises the following steps:
step 1: configuring an RFID anti-metal label;
step 2: setting RFID anti-metal label information according to the instrument information, wherein the instrument information comprises instrument sources, departments, names and numbers; and inputting the instrument information into the RFID anti-metal label information.
And step 3: placing the instrument in an RFID tray, and placing an RFID anti-metal tag on the surface of the RFID tray; the RFID anti-metal tag comprises a metal hanging buckle and an RFID tag, the RFID tag is adhered to the surface of the metal hanging buckle through medical glue, and the RFID anti-metal tag is buckled on the side edge of the RFID tray through the metal hanging buckle.
And 4, step 4: and reading the information of the RFID anti-metal label according to the reading rule Z-shaped 2 surface by the RFID reading equipment, and recording the read information to the cleaning equipment system. And (3) setting a reading sequence of the Z-shaped 2 surface to ensure that no missed anti-metal label is unreaded.
And 5: before the RFID tray with the instruments is placed into cleaning equipment, RFID reading equipment reads the information of the RFID anti-metal labels according to the reading rule Z-shaped 2 surfaces and compares the information with the read information input into a system; if the RFID reading equipment reads the RFID anti-metal label information again and the information of the input system is consistent, directly entering the step 6; and if the RFID reading equipment reads the RFID anti-metal label information again and the information recorded into the system is inconsistent, displaying and informing the operator to adjust.
Step 6: after the apparatus is cleaned, the apparatus is packed;
and 7: printing an RFID outer label, and arranging the RFID outer label outside the instrument package;
and 8: binding information between the RFID outer tag and the corresponding RFID anti-metal tag;
and step 9: reading the information of the RFID outer label by using RFID reading equipment according to the reading rule Z-shaped 2 surface, and comparing the information with the information of the RFID anti-metal label of the input system; reading information of an RFID outer label on the surface of the instrument bag by using RFID reading equipment, and directly entering the step 10 if the information read by the RFID is consistent with the information input into a system; and if the information read by the RFID reading equipment is inconsistent with the information input into the system, displaying and informing an operator to adjust.
Step 10: and (5) confirming the information without errors, placing the instrument packages on the instrument carts, and pushing the carts into a sterilizer uniformly to perform sterilization operation.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and does not limit the present invention in any way. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, substitutions and alterations can be made herein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.
Claims (10)
1. An RFID surgical instrument package group reading technology is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1: configuring an RFID anti-metal label;
step 2: setting RFID anti-metal label information according to the instrument information;
and step 3: placing the instrument within an RFID tray and placing the RFID anti-metal tag on a surface of the RFID tray;
and 4, step 4: reading the RFID anti-metal label information through RFID reading equipment, and recording the read information to a cleaning equipment system;
and 5: before the RFID tray with the instruments is placed into cleaning equipment, reading the RFID anti-metal label information again through RFID reading equipment, and comparing the information with the read information of an input system;
step 6: after the apparatus is cleaned, packaging the apparatus;
and 7: printing an RFID outer label, and arranging the RFID outer label outside the instrument package;
and 8: binding the RFID outer tag with the corresponding RFID anti-metal tag;
and step 9: reading information of the RFID outer label on the surface of the instrument package by using RFID reading equipment, and comparing the information with the RFID anti-metal label information input into a system;
step 10: and (5) the information is confirmed to be correct, and the instrument package is placed in a sterilizer for sterilization operation.
2. The RFID surgical kit group reading technique of claim 1, wherein in step 2, the instrument information includes instrument source, department, name, and number; and the equipment information is recorded into the RFID anti-metal label information.
3. The RFID surgical kit group reading technology as claimed in claim 1, wherein in step 3, the RFID anti-metal tag comprises a metal buckle and an RFID tag, the RFID tag is adhered to the surface of the metal buckle through medical glue, and the RFID anti-metal tag is buckled to the side edge of the RFID tray through the metal buckle.
4. The RFID surgical instrument package group reading technology of claim 1, wherein in the steps 4 and 5, after the RFID trays containing the instruments are uniformly placed on the medical cart shelf, the RFID reading equipment is operated from the upper shelf to the lower shelf, and the RFID anti-metal label information is sequentially read in a Z-shaped manner.
5. The RFID surgical instrument package group reading technology according to claim 1, wherein in step 5, the RFID trays are uniformly placed on an instrument cart and then pushed into the cleaning device, and RFID anti-metal tags of the RFID trays placed on the instrument cart are arranged outwards so as to be convenient for the RFID reading device to read.
6. The RFID surgical kit group reading technology according to claim 1, wherein in step 5, if the RFID reading device reads the RFID anti-metal tag information again and the information recorded into the system is consistent, the step 6 is directly entered; and if the RFID reading equipment reads the RFID anti-metal label information again and the information recorded into the system is inconsistent, displaying and informing the operator to adjust.
7. The RFID surgical kit group reading technology according to claim 1, wherein in step 9, information of the RFID outer tag on the surface of the kit is read by an RFID reading device, and if the information read by the RFID is consistent with the information recorded into the system, the step 10 is directly performed; and if the information read by the RFID reading equipment is inconsistent with the information input into the system, displaying and informing an operator to adjust.
8. The RFID surgical kit group reading technology according to claim 1, wherein in step 9, after the kit tray is placed on a shelf of a medical cart, the RFID reading device is operated to sequentially read the label information outside the kit in a Z-shaped manner from an upper shelf to a lower shelf.
9. The RFID surgical kit group reading technique of claim 1, wherein in step 10, the kit is placed on a kit cart and is pushed into a sterilizer for sterilization.
10. The RFID surgical kit group reading technique of claim 1, wherein the RFID outer tag is adhered to the surface of the kit by medical glue.
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