How do we plan for a possible bar coding requirement?
Accreditation Connection, October 10, 2005
According to Michael Gallo, author of Bar Coding Basics, published by HCPro, "the primary steps in planning include starting with a high-level assessment of the potential project; connecting it to the overall strategy of the facility; determining need, support, and financing; and drafting a project plan that will guide all actions and deliver the desired results."
For more information on Bar Coding Basics, you may contact HCPro Customer Service at 800/650-6787.
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