Arrival
The new admit lands on Maria’s list with fall risk, oxygen and weight.
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.
Follow Walt through four days on 6 North from Maria’s pocket. Every moment below plays on the live phone above.
The new admit lands on Maria’s list with fall risk, oxygen and weight.
Tom and James get the bed exit alert. One tap to acknowledge, then resolved.
Maria accepts the handoff from Tom, then sees rounds done and the X ray ordered.
The pain request with the last dose time, one tap to accept, and a reassess task.
Hold to send the emergency alert, then the code screen, the team and the timer.
Maria and James get the alarm. James responds and Beth is on video.
Nurses, aides and EVS carry the unit with them. The phone shows each of them their own work.
Everything on the phone is the same live data as every other screen. Nothing is a copy.
What the mobile reads, what it writes back and what it runs on.
The mobile 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 of requests, alarms and a Code Blue on sample phones.