Healthcare

Ensuring safety and trust in Covid-19 vaccine roll-out

New report by Deloitte supports use of GS1 standards for identification, barcoding and traceability across the healthcare supply chain

Implementation Support for Healthcare Providers

Do you need help with the tracking of products, assets or documents? Have you been asked to implement a project that involves barcode scanning? GS1 experts are on hand to provide you with the help you need.

Implement Barcode Scanning

Healthcare Suppliers and Distributors

Do you have a requirement to supply the GTIN for your products to your customers? We are here to help. See a series of webinars below.

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GS1 Standards in Action

These reference books feature case studies from hospitals and suppliers around the world.

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New Case Study! Scan4Safety at Tallaght University Hospital (TUH)

Giving time back to patient care

The initiative provides traceability of items used during surgery and procedures, improving the standard of care provided to patients and the Hospital's efficiency.

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Safer, more efficient care starts with a simple scan

Want to learn more? We have published many case studies on the implementation of GS1 Standards in Healthcare in Ireland including CHI at Temple Street and St. James Hospital

Irish Case Studies

Preparing for UDI

GS1 Standards for item identification and barcoding supports medical device manufacturers and labellers to comply with UDI requirements.

UNSPSC. What is it, and how do I use it?

Would you like to learn more about UNSPSC? Watch our webinar on demand using the link below.

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The FMD Opportunity to improve patient safety

Once the dust has settled on the introduction of the Falsified Medicines Directive, there is a real opportunity to do more with the 2D barcode on the prescription packs.