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Platform›Whiteboard
Whiteboard

The digital care plan, fed by the chart.

Replaces the dry erase board with a live surface that is always current. Goals get checked off at the bedside, the care team and their rounds are always right, and the same board turns into a reorientation card at 2 AM and the code record during a Code Blue.

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0dry erase markers
Real timechart change to board
1 tappain score at the bedside

One stay, told on the board.

Follow Walt, 78, through four days on 6 North. Every moment below plays on the live board above.

Chapter 1 · Mon · 3:10 PM

Arrival

Introduces Maria, Dr. Okafor and James with how to reach them. Today’s goals, his medicines and Call, don’t fall.

Chapter 2 · Tue · 2:14 AM

Night watch

Wakes in huge type: you are at Riverside Medical Center, it is 2:14 AM, Linda will be back at 9.

Chapter 3 · Tue · 8:30 AM

Morning rounds

Updates last rounded, answers Walt’s question about going home, and shows today’s plan.

Chapter 6 · Tue · 5:40 PM

Code Blue

Becomes the code record: timer, oxygen, suction, bag and mask, every event logged.

Chapter 8 · Wed · 3:40 PM

Bed exit alarm

Please sit down, help is coming. Then a reminder: Call, don’t fall.

Chapter 9 · Thu · 10:00 AM

Going home

The going home checklist in plain words, with teach back.

Written for the bed. Built for the team.

One screen, two audiences: the patient and family reading from the bed and the chair, and the staff who need the clinical picture in a glance.

What Walt and Linda see

Who is taking care of meFace cards for the nurse, doctor and aide with how to reach them and when they last rounded.
Goals you can touchToday’s goals and going home goals checked off at the bedside, with a progress bar that updates in real time.
My medicines in plain wordsNext dose from the MAR and what each medicine is for, not just its name.
My questions for the teamWalt or Linda add a question, and it is marked answered when the team responds.
A tappable pain scalePain 0 to 10 scored at the bedside and charted, measured against his own goal.

What the care team gets

Nothing to rewrite at shift changeThe care team, schedule and precautions flow in from the chart, so every board is current in every room.
Tools behind a badge tapRounding, labs, imaging and results open for staff after a badge tap, and lock again on their own.
Night mode that orientsAt night the board dims and answers the confused patient’s questions: where am I, what time is it, when is my family coming.
The code recordIn a Code Blue the board becomes the code record: timer, oxygen, interventions and every event logged.
Safety in patient wordsFall risk, aspiration precautions and call, don’t fall, written for the bed, not the chart.

If it’s on the board, it’s true.

Nobody retypes the day. The record feeds HCI ONE on your servers, and the board changes the moment the chart does.

In from the record

  • Admits, transfers and discharges over HL7
  • Care team, schedule and rounds
  • Medications from the MAR
  • Fall risk, isolation, NPO and diet orders
  • Badge taps and RTLS for who is in the room
HCI ONEOn your servers

Out from the whiteboard

  • Goals and check offs written back after a badge tap
  • Pain scores charted from the bedside
  • Questions routed to the right nurse
  • Virtual nurse video on the board camera
  • Code events logged to the code record
Real timefrom a chart change to the board, never on a polling timer
2 waybedside check offs write back to the chart after a badge tap
Every roomcurrent, with no rounding to rewrite boards

Every field, accounted for.

What the whiteboard reads, what it writes back and what it runs on.

Live data

Goals
Today and going home, 2 way
Medicines
Next dose from the MAR
Care team
Roles, contacts, last rounded
Precautions
Fall risk, isolation, NPO, diet

At the bedside

Pain scale
Tap to update, charted
Check offs
Progress bar in real time
Imaging
X ray and CT, one tap
Virtual nurse
Video on the board camera

Platform

Display
32 and 43 inch interactive touch panels
Records
Epic, Oracle Health, MEDITECH over HL7
Hosting
On your own servers
Management
Fleet controlled through Engine

One platform. Every screen in the room.

The whiteboard reads the same events as the door, the TV, the unit board and the nurse’s phone, so they never disagree.

Patient TVThe TV that knows who is in the bed.Explore Patient TV ›Door SignThe digital front door.Explore Door Sign ›GuardianVirtual nursing and eSitting.Explore Guardian ›CommandThe whole unit at a glance.Explore Command ›MobileThe alert that finds the right nurse.Explore Mobile ›RoundingBedside rounding that writes back.Explore Rounding ›EngineThe integration engine underneath it all.Explore Engine ›See it liveAll seven screens moving together through Walt’s stay.Play the full story ›

Retire the marker.

Thirty minutes, real software. We connect a sample chart and show your unit’s board updating itself.

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