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Every drip, matched to the order

Running infusions show with drug, rate, dose and volume given. Nurses see if a drip does not match the doctor's order, and the volume goes to the fluid chart.

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Kaagazy HMISSample data
Drips, Bed 6
Running3
Mismatch1
Noradrenaline · 4 ml/hMatches order
Insulin · 6 ml/hOrder says 4
Normal saline · 60 ml/h720 ml given
Sample data.
Kaagazy HMIS

Example screen with sample data.

Sound familiar?

What goes wrong today.

Rate does not match order

A drip runs at a rate different from what the doctor wrote.

Drug use not counted

Expensive drugs in drips are not fully charged to the bill.

Volumes added by hand

Nurses add drip volumes into the fluid chart by hand.

How it works

Simple, step by step.

  1. Doctor orders the dripDrug, dose and rate are written in the order.
  2. Nurse starts itThe nurse starts the pump and links it to the order.
  3. Rate and volume trackedRate changes and volume given are recorded.
  4. Fluid and bill updatedVolume goes to the fluid chart and drugs to the bill.

In detail

Everything in infusion tracking.

Running drips

Every active drip with drug, dose and rate.

Mismatch warning

A warning if the running rate is different from the order.

Dose worked out

Dose per kg and rate in ml per hour worked out for the nurse.

Into the fluid chart

Drip volume adds to intake and output on its own.

Pump links

Pumps that can share data send rate and volume.

Drug charges

Drugs used in drips are charged against what was given.

Before and after

The difference on day one.

Today

  • A drip runs at a different rate from the order.
  • Drugs in drips are under-billed.
  • Drip volumes are added to the chart by hand.

With Kaagazy HMIS

  • A mismatch warning shows at once.
  • Drug charges follow what was given.
  • Volumes go into the fluid chart on their own.

Who uses it

Made for the people doing the work.

NursesDoctorsBilling and TPA desk

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.

ICU flowsheet

Hourly vitals, ventilator settings, drips, lines and scores on one sheet, checked by the nurse.

Ventilator and oxygen record

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

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.

Do we need smart pumps?

No. Nurses can enter rates by hand. Pumps that can share data fill them in.

Who decides what counts as a mismatch?

Any difference from the doctor's order is shown. The nurse and doctor decide what to do.

Does it work in wards too?

Yes. Drip tracking works in any ward, not only the ICU.

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See infusion tracking on your hospital.

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