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Mobile

The unit, in every pocket.

Alerts, patient lists, requests, rounds and the Code Blue in the hand of the nurse who needs them, on the HC50 and on iOS and Android phones. The right alert finds the right person, and it leaves every queue once someone accepts it.

iOS + Androidplus Zebra HC50
Accept onceand it leaves every queue
Same clockas every other screen

One stay, told on the phone.

Follow Walt through four days on 6 North from Maria’s pocket. Every moment below plays on the live phone above.

Chapter 1 · Mon · 3:10 PM

Arrival

The new admit lands on Maria’s list with fall risk, oxygen and weight.

Chapter 2 · Tue · 2:14 AM

Night watch

Tom and James get the bed exit alert. One tap to acknowledge, then resolved.

Chapter 3 · Tue · 8:30 AM

Morning rounds

Maria accepts the handoff from Tom, then sees rounds done and the X ray ordered.

Chapter 5 · Tue · 12:20 PM

Lunch and a call light

The pain request with the last dose time, one tap to accept, and a reassess task.

Chapter 6 · Tue · 5:40 PM

Code Blue

Hold to send the emergency alert, then the code screen, the team and the timer.

Chapter 8 · Wed · 3:40 PM

Bed exit alarm

Maria and James get the alarm. James responds and Beth is on video.

Built for the people walking the floor.

Nurses, aides and EVS carry the unit with them. The phone shows each of them their own work.

What the nurse gets

My patients, sortedWalt’s row carries fall risk, oxygen, weight and whether a virtual sitter is watching.
Requests with contextPain 6 of 10 arrives with the room and the last acetaminophen time, and one tap accepts it.
Handoff in the handAccept bedside shift report from the night nurse and see what is due today.
Results as they landThe chest X ray result arrives on the phone, not on a callback list.

What the whole team gets

Alarms that find someoneA bed exit goes to the nurse and the aide at once, and the first to accept owns it.
Hold to send a Code BlueHold the button, and the team is paged, the door turns code blue and the code record starts.
Discharge tasks and teachingTeaching progress and discharge tasks sit on the same list.
EVS on dischargeThe room drops off the list and cleaning is paged the moment the discharge posts.

The room follows you down the hall.

Everything on the phone is the same live data as every other screen. Nothing is a copy.

In to the phone

  • Assignments and patient lists
  • Nurse call and requests from the TV
  • Bed exit and Guardian alerts
  • Results and orders over HL7
  • Code events
HCI ONEOn your servers

Out from the phone

  • Accepted alerts leave every queue
  • Code Blue sent from the phone
  • Rounds logged by badge presence
  • Tasks marked done for the chart
  • Every alert in the audit log
1 sourcethe same events on every screen
0 tapsto log a round with badge presence
Livealert timers in the hand

Every field, accounted for.

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

Workflows

Patients
My list with flags
Requests
Accept, track, done
Rounds
Badge presence
Tasks
Discharge and teaching

Alerts

Bed exit
Nurse and aide at once
Code Blue
Hold to send
Routing
Accept once, leaves all queues
History
Cleared this shift

Platform

Devices
Zebra HC50, iOS, Android
Sign in
Badge tap, role based
Hosting
On your own servers
Management
Supervised through Engine

Put the unit in every pocket.

Thirty minutes, real software. We run a shift of requests, alarms and a Code Blue on sample phones.