Chapter 1 · Mon · 3:10 PM
Arrival
Welcomes Walt B., shows fall risk, oxygen and hearing aid, and tells visitors what to know before they knock.
A purpose built sign on every patient room door that shows the right thing to everyone in the hall: a welcome for visitors, precautions before you enter, who is in the room, a code in progress, and when the room is ready for the next patient.
Follow Walt, 78, through four days in Room 612. Every moment below plays on the live door sign above.
Welcomes Walt B., shows fall risk, oxygen and hearing aid, and tells visitors what to know before they knock.
Shows quiet hours with the virtual sitter watching, then the bed exit and the all clear.
Patient out of room, at X ray, back about 11:00.
Turns code blue, team only, so everyone in the hall knows where to go.
Flashes fall risk and bed exit, then clears.
Needs Cleaning, then Cleaning with an EVS badge tap, then Ready.
Visitors, staff and EVS all read the same door, each for a different reason. The sign shows each of them only what they need.
The sign reads the record, nurse call and badge events through HCI ONE on your servers.
What the door sign reads, what it writes back and what it runs on.
The door sign 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 show your unit’s doors changing with a sample chart.