This document discusses bar code medication scanning at the point of care. It covers key definitions, bar code symbology including linear and 2D codes, medication distribution models, robots, bar code packaging, wristbands, scanning devices and equipment, implementation, reports and monitoring, and conclusions. The goal is to reduce medication errors through automated identification.

1. BarCodeMedicationScanning
atthePointofCare

2. OBJECTIVES
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3. PRESENTATION OUTLINES
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4. KEY
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5. KEY
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6. KEY
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7. INTRODUCTION

8. Introduction

9. Introduction

12. BAR CODE
SYMBOLOGY

13. BAR CODE SYMBOLOGY

15. Linear Symbology

23. Two Dimensional or 2DSYMBOLOGY

28. Medication
Distribution
Models

32. ROBOTS

33. ROBOT SYSTEM

34. Bar Code
Packaging System

35. Factors Affecting Each Systems

36. Factors Affecting Each Systems

37. Atypical
Product
Packaging

38. Atypical Product Packaging

39. Atypical Product Packaging

40. Atypical Product Packaging

41. WRISTBAND

44. DEVICE AND
EQUIPMENT

45. Device and
Equipment

46. Device and
Equipment

47. Device and
Equipment

48. SCANNERS

49. Linear Scanner Technology

50. 2D Imagers

51. 2D Imagers

52. Printers

53. Printers

54. Printers

55. Implementation

58. Reports and
Monitoring

61. Summary and
Conclusions

62. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

63. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

64. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

65. REFERENCE

67. MEET THE TEAM