Complete clinical rounding with the patient in the room and send approved results directly to the electronic health record.
Rounding happens at the bedside. Documentation often happens somewhere else.
A nurse meets with the patient, asks questions, reviews goals, discusses concerns, and records notes. Then the nurse leaves the room, signs into another device, opens the electronic health record, and enters the information again.
That is not integration.That is homework.
HCI ONE Rounding brings the workflow into the patient room. Nurses can complete structured rounding with the patient and return approved information to the electronic health record.
The work happens once.The information goes where it belongs.
HCI ONE Rounding receives patient and room context from the hospital's clinical systems. The nurse begins with the correct patient, room, and rounding workflow.
The nurse completes the form at the bedside while involving the patient in the conversation. Questions, goals, concerns, and required information can be reviewed while everyone is still in the room.
Required fields, workflow rules, and completion requirements help create a more consistent rounding process.
When the round is complete, approved information is returned to the appropriate location in the electronic health record.
No paper notes.No duplicate entry.No reconstructing the conversation from memory three hours later.
This is the HCI ONE Rounding workflow running in your browser on simulated data — badge in, complete the round at the bedside, and watch approved results write back to the (simulated) EHR on the right.
Digital whiteboards have traditionally displayed information from the electronic health record.
That information moves from the electronic health record to the patient room. HCI ONE Rounding allows information to move back.
The electronic health record provides the patient context.The nurse completes the round inside the room.HCI ONE returns the approved results.
The whiteboard is no longer only displaying the clinical workflow.
It is participating in it.
Capture rounding information once and return it to the electronic health record.
Complete the workflow where the patient can see, understand, and contribute to the conversation.
Use structured forms, required fields, and defined workflows across rooms, units, and facilities.
Monitor rounding completion and activity across the unit.
Use technology already installed in the patient room instead of adding another tablet, charging cart, or mobile workstation.
Record information while the details are current and the patient is available to confirm them.
Every hospital rounds differently. HCI ONE Rounding can be configured to support a variety of clinical and operational workflows, including:
Forms, questions, required fields, roles, and writeback rules can be configured around the hospital's approved process.
The goal is not to force every hospital into the same form.The goal is to make the hospital's form work better.
HCI ONE Rounding can run directly through HCI ONE Whiteboard.
The whiteboard is already inside the patient room.It already knows the patient and room.It is already connected to the HCI ONE platform.
Now it can become an interactive clinical workspace.
Hospitals do not need to purchase another dedicated device for every room. They also do not need to locate, charge, update, clean, and manage another fleet of tablets.
The whiteboard started by replacing a marker.It has moved on.
HCI ONE Rounding supports a bidirectional workflow with Epic. Epic provides the patient context required for the rounding application. The nurse completes the approved workflow through HCI ONE. HCI ONE returns the approved rounding information to the appropriate Epic destination.
Behind the screen, the integration manages identity, permissions, patient matching, data mapping, workflow rules, validation, and audit history. For the nurse, the experience remains simple.
Open the workflow.Round with the patient.Submit the results.
Healthcare integration is complicated enough. The user experience should not be.
HCI ONE Rounding is a separate clinical workflow application built on the HCI ONE platform. It works with HCI ONE Whiteboard today and creates a path toward additional HCI endpoints and workflows.
Because Rounding is part of HCI ONE, it can share patient context, device management, integrations, security, and operational visibility with the rest of the patient room.
One platform.One patient room.A lot fewer disconnected applications.
Stop asking nurses to document the same conversation twice.Give patients a more active role.Complete the workflow at the bedside.Send the results where they belong.