Human microchip

Human Microchip
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Research Project Outline
Title: Human Microchip for Clinical Use
Introduction: Provide an overview and history of the use of RFID. The historical background will look at biometrics as the predecessor technology and its application in the workplace. Then it will be followed by the application of the technology in other industry and countries with Sweden provided as an example and how it is finding its way into the health sector.
The significance of the paper: Describing the working of the microchip as a tool in healthcare service and site the relevant article that provides this information. Include the applications that the technology may have in the health system and the reason why it should be adopted.
Benefits of RFID
Roles it plays in the hospital: Identify the unique roles of the RFID in the healthcare that boost the practice.
Outline the role RFID it plays as a database of patient record and provides the relevant source through citing.
Describe how some RFID systems are used by doctors to diagnose and find the appropriate medication for a condition and cite all sources with this information.
Describe how the technology is utilized to prevent baby switching in nurseries and provide the appropriate source.
Describe how people with Alzheimer can benefit from RFID through tracking and the medical records and cite all the sources.
Describe how the technology has been effective in helping in management roles played by the technology and provide the evidence of sources.

Disadvantages of RFID in Clinical Practice
Discuss the high cost of purchasing, maintaining and training of staff for an RFID system in a health facility (citation).
Give an overview of all the ethical and legal issues surrounding the application of RFID in healthcare.
Explain how this technology comprises the safety of patients’ information (citation).
Describe how RFID invades the privacy of the patients through practical examples and how the rights of the people are violated.
Provide a critical description of how nurses are involved in the implementation of the technology giving their specific roles and valid citation.
Conclusion: conclude through provide valid solutions that can be used to evade the ethical and financial limitations surrounding the adoption of RFID technology.
References
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Srivastava, K., Awasthi, A. K., Kaul, S. D., & Mittal, R. C. (2015). A hash based mutual RFID tag authentication protocol in telecare medicine information system. Journal of medical systems, 39(1), 153.
van Oranje-Nassau, C., Schindler, H. R., Vilamovska, A. M., & Botterman, M. (2010). Policy options for Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) application in healthcare; a perspective view. Retrieved from: https://www.rand.org/pubs/periodicals/health-quarterly/issues/v1/n4/05.htmlWolinsky, H. (2006). Tagging products and people: Despite much controversy, radiofrequency identification chips have great potential in healthcare. EMBO reports 7(10), 965-968.
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