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ACT Health wins GS1 award for positive patient barcoding

7 November 2017
By Kate McDonald

ACT Health has won an international award from standards organisation GS1 for its implementation of positive patient identification (PPID) barcoding in the clinical setting.

The health service received specific recognition as part of the GS1 Healthcare Best Provider Implementation Case Study Award for its development of an interoperable standards framework to support safer, more sustainable care and processes for patients.

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