Alarms that reach a person
Critical alarms go to the assigned nurse's phone. If nobody answers, they move to the charge nurse and then the duty doctor, on top of the bedside alarm.
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Example screen with sample data.
Sound familiar?
What goes wrong today.
A pump beeps at the far bed while the nurse is busy with another patient.
The duty doctor is in the ward or OT when the ICU needs them.
Nobody can tell how long an alarm rang before someone came.
How it works
Simple, step by step.
- Set who gets whatThe unit decides which alarms go to phones and to whom.
- Alarm goes to the nurseThe assigned nurse gets it on their phone.
- Move up if unansweredNo answer in your set time sends it to the charge nurse, then the doctor.
- Response is savedWho answered and when is kept on record.
In detail
Everything in alarms to phones.
Alarms reach the phone of the person on duty for that bed.
Nurse, then charge nurse, then duty doctor, as you set.
You set how long before an alarm moves up.
Choose which alarms go to phones, so staff are not flooded.
Each alarm shows when it was answered and by whom.
The machine's own alarm at the bed works as before.
Before and after
The difference on day one.
Today
- An alarm rings while the nurse is at another bed.
- The doctor is in another room and does not know.
- Nobody knows how long an alarm rang.
With Kaagazy HMIS
- The alarm reaches the nurse's phone.
- Unanswered alarms move up to the doctor.
- Every alarm has a response time on record.
Who uses it
Made for the people doing the work.
More in ICU monitors
It all works together.
All ICU beds on one screen with live vitals, ventilator mode and running drips.
Monitor, ventilator and pump feedsBedside monitors, ventilators and pumps send readings into the patient's chart.
Trends and early warningTrend charts and a warning score flag ICU patients who are slowly getting worse.
ICU flowsheetHourly vitals, ventilator settings, drips, lines and scores on one sheet, checked by the nurse.
Ventilator and oxygen recordVentilator mode, oxygen and every setting change logged with the time and the person who made it.
Infusion trackingRunning drips with rate, dose and volume given, matched to the doctor's orders.
ICU wall screensLarge screens in the ICU and HDU show bed status and active alarms for the whole team.
ICU scores and checklistsConsciousness, sedation, bedsore and line-care checklists with reminders when due.
Questions
Before you talk to us.
Do phone alarms replace the bedside alarm?
No. The machine's alarm at the bed stays as it is. Phone alerts are an extra layer.
What phones do staff need?
A smartphone with the app. Whether you use hospital phones or staff phones, we decide with you in the walkthrough.
Can every alarm go to phones?
You can choose. Most units pick only the critical ones, so staff are not flooded.
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See alarms to phones on your hospital.
Tell us what you want to fix first. We call you, show you Kaagazy HMIS on a free walkthrough, and send a written proposal for your hospital.
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