Chapter 1 · Mon · 3:10 PM
Arrival
Room 612 flips from Admit Coming to W.B., 78, with Maria beside it and a fall risk flag.
The nurses’ station board shows the whole unit: every room with its patient, nurse and aide, rounds due, precautions and live alerts with timers, plus bed flow and the virtual care hub. Nobody has to remember to update it.
Follow Walt in Room 612 through four days on 6 North. Every moment below plays on the live unit board above.
Room 612 flips from Admit Coming to W.B., 78, with Maria beside it and a fall risk flag.
A bed exit alert on 612 with a timer and James responding, then No fall.
Night staff flips to day staff, and the round on 612 is logged.
612 goes Off Unit · Radiology, with the trip tracked out and back.
612 rings with responders and a timer, then No fall.
612 moves through the EVS queue and back to Ready.
Charge nurses, bedside nurses, EVS and leaders read the same board for different reasons.
The board reads the record, nurse call, badges and Guardian through HCI ONE on your servers.
What the command reads, what it writes back and what it runs on.
The command reads the same events as the door, the TV, the unit board and the nurse’s phone, so they never disagree.
Thirty minutes, real software. We run a shift on your unit’s board with a sample census.