RFID nursing home personnel access management
In the daily operation of nursing homes, the management of the entry and exit of the elderly is a key aspect of security work. Due to some elderly people's limited mobility or memory decline, traditional manual registration methods are prone to record omissions, time errors, and other issues.
Security personnel need to review a large number of paper records or manually retrieve surveillance footage during daily checks, which is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also difficult to quickly confirm the whereabouts of the elderly in emergency situations, causing inconvenience to management work. Therefore, how to achieve accurate statistics and efficient queries of elderly access records has become an important requirement for improving security efficiency in nursing homes.
For this scenario, it is recommended to deploy an RFID channel door system to optimize the management process. The RFID channel door adopts wireless radio frequency identification technology. When the elderly wear wristbands or badges with built-in RFID chips, the system will automatically recognize the chip information when passing through the channel door, record real-time entry and exit time, personnel identity and other data, and synchronously upload them to the management platform.
Security personnel can access records at any time through computers or mobile terminals to quickly complete personnel tracking checks. This system does not require manual intervention and can effectively avoid human recording errors. At the same time, it supports abnormal situation reminders, such as automatic warning when the elderly have not returned for a long time, to help security personnel respond in a timely manner. In addition, the system can generate monthly and quarterly inflow and outflow data reports to provide data support for management decisions in nursing homes. It has also strengthened the management system of nursing homes.