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COMING SOONPart of ICU monitors

The ICU chart, on one sheet

Vitals, ventilator settings, drips, fluids, lines and scores sit on one screen by the hour. Nurses check and add, and the doctor sees the whole day at once.

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Kaagazy HMISSample data
Flowsheet, Kailash Negi, 10:00
HR 96 · BP 124/78 · SpO2 97%From monitor
SIMV · FiO2 40% · PEEP 6From ventilator
Noradrenaline 0.1 · 4 ml/hFrom pump
Central line day 6Review due
Balance today+620 ml
Checked byNurse Ravi
Sample data. Names are fictional.
Kaagazy HMIS

Example screen with sample data.

Sound familiar?

What goes wrong today.

A huge paper chart

The ICU chart is a large sheet that is hard to read and easy to fill wrong.

Many papers per patient

Vitals, drips, fluids and lines are on separate papers.

Hard to review

The doctor flips pages to understand the last day.

How it works

Simple, step by step.

  1. Sheet opens by hourEach hour has a column for the patient's readings.
  2. Values come inDevice readings fill in, and nurses add the rest.
  3. Nurse checksThe nurse confirms readings and marks any false ones.
  4. Doctor reviewsThe doctor sees the full day on rounds.

In detail

Everything in icu flowsheet.

Vitals by hour

All vitals in hourly columns, with unusual values marked.

Ventilator settings

Mode, oxygen level and pressure settings by hour.

Fluids and drips

Intake, output and drips with a running balance.

Lines and tubes

Central lines, catheters and tubes with insertion dates.

Scores in place

Consciousness, sedation and pain scores on the same sheet.

Print when needed

Print the day's sheet for the file or a referral.

Before and after

The difference on day one.

Today

  • A large paper chart is hard to read.
  • Vitals, drips and fluids are on different papers.
  • Doctors flip pages to review the day.

With Kaagazy HMIS

  • One screen shows the day by hour.
  • Everything sits on one sheet.
  • The doctor reads the day at a glance.

Who uses it

Made for the people doing the work.

NursesDoctors

More in ICU monitors

It all works together.

Central station

All ICU beds on one screen with live vitals, ventilator mode and running drips.

Monitor, ventilator and pump feeds

Bedside monitors, ventilators and pumps send readings into the patient's chart.

Alarms to phones

Critical alarms reach the assigned nurse's phone and move to the duty doctor if unanswered.

Trends and early warning

Trend charts and a warning score flag ICU patients who are slowly getting worse.

Ventilator and oxygen record

Ventilator mode, oxygen and every setting change logged with the time and the person who made it.

Infusion tracking

Running drips with rate, dose and volume given, matched to the doctor's orders.

ICU wall screens

Large screens in the ICU and HDU show bed status and active alarms for the whole team.

ICU scores and checklists

Consciousness, sedation, bedsore and line-care checklists with reminders when due.

All of ICU monitors

Questions

Before you talk to us.

Can we match our current ICU chart?

The sheet's rows can follow your current chart. We set it up with your ICU team.

Does every value need checking?

Device values are confirmed by the nurse before they become part of the record.

Can we print the flowsheet?

Yes. The day's sheet can be printed for the file.

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See icu flowsheet on your hospital.

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