Making every journey safer with RFID and NFC in healthare

By giving every medicine and device a secure, compliant digital identity, we turn vulnerability into intelligence - helping manufacturers and caregivers build safer, smarter, and more trusted healthcare systems.

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Every day, millions of medicines travel unseen from factories to hospitals, pharmacies, and homes. Intelligent RFID and NFC labeling makes each one traceable, verifiable, and connected. This combats counterfeit medicines, ensuring patient safety, improving medication adherence, and restoring trust from source to patient.

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Barbara van Rymenam explains how Avery Dennison and its partners are enabling safer, smarter healthcare.

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Safety

Verify every unit, reduce medication errors, and prevent counterfeits.

Compliance

Build GS1-standards based transparency from source to bedside.

Efficiency

Automate processes and tasks across the supply chain to the point of care.

Sustainability

Provide the data foundation to reduce waste and support circular systems.

Let’s make every journey safer

Together we’re developing RFID and NFC-based solutions to turn vulnerability into intelligence, and making every journey safer.

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Additional use cases and articles

Brand & Patient Safety

Smart packaging is helping patients and care providers to authenticate medicines and manage therapy adherence.

Digital Product Identity & Traceability

Discover how pharma production lines are using RFID embedded into primary packaging to enable safety, efficiency and compliance from the start of the supply chain.

Laboratory Workflow Automation

Labs and medical testing facilities are using smart labels to improve the speed, chain-of-custody and efficiency of test results.

Point-of-Care Inventory Management

Intelligent digital identification of high-value medications is ensuring care providers have the right drugs available for patients at the moment it’s needed.