Abstract: Contemplated systems and methods provide an integration platform to facilitate the exchange of information between RFID tagged objects and non-RFID systems. In especially preferred aspects, RFID tagged objects include patients, personnel, and assets of a healthcare facility, while preferred non-RFID systems include asset management systems, timekeeping systems, electronic medical records systems, and hospital and pharmacy information systems. Contemplated systems and methods will apply rules to associate RFID information with events, which will then be correlated with appropriate steps that can be effected in a varied and automated manner. In further preferred aspects, RFID technology is employed to upgrade patient telemetry to provide positional information the hospital system.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for improving healthcare services in a healthcare facility, including multiple overlapping operations requiring or requesting multiple overlapping healthcare resources for multiple patients, accounting for and adjusting to real time delays and changes to the workflow for each procedure. Live datasets related to one or more patients related to a procedure scheduled for the patient is accessed, including patient data, healthcare personnel, healthcare resources, healthcare infrastructures, and tasks related to advancing a patient through the workflow for the procedure. Healthcare personnel associated with a task in the workflow are notified of a deficiency related to the task, and the healthcare personnel corrects the deficiency. The live data set is updated with corrected status of the deficiency. Elements for the live dataset for one or more patients is displayed to healthcare personnel, and is updated as changes to the workflow or data elements occur.

Abstract: Contemplated systems and methods provide an integration platform to facilitate the exchange of information between RFID tagged objects and non-RFID systems. In especially preferred aspects, RFID tagged objects include patients, personnel, and assets of a healthcare facility, while preferred non-RFID systems include asset management systems, timekeeping systems, electronic medical records systems, and hospital and pharmacy information systems. Contemplated systems and methods will apply rules to associate RFID information with events, which will then be correlated with appropriate steps that can be effected in a varied and automated manner. In further preferred aspects, RFID technology is employed to upgrade patient telemetry to provide positional information the hospital system.

Abstract: Systems, methods, kits, and devices are contemplated for improving healthcare and healthcare activities within a healthcare facility. Historical and live tracking data is used to train models for predicting activity outcomes in the facility, identifying outcome relevant variables to develop pilot programs designed to favorably change the predicted outcome, and implementing the pilot programs to yield an actual outcome, preferably within a tolerable margin from a desired outcome. Systems and methods for developing a predictive model, or easing healthcare administrators in developing accurate predictive models or improving predictive models, are also contemplated.