ICU charts that fill themselves
Monitors, ventilators and drips send readings to the chart. Your nurses spend less time copying numbers and more time with the patient.
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Sample data. Not a real hospital.
What you get
Built for critical care.
Bedside machines send readings to the chart, so nurses stop writing the same numbers twice.
When a patient gets worse, the bed nurse and the ICU doctor are both alerted.
Bed, ventilator and drug charges are added each day, so nothing is missed at discharge.
The patient's path
One record, start to finish.
- ICU admissionA free bed is picked from the bed board, and the chart comes with the patient.
- Machines linkedThe monitor, ventilator and drips at the bed are linked to the patient.
- Doctor roundsTrends, drips and reports for each bed are on one screen.
- Shift changeNurses hand over from one sheet, with drips and pending tasks listed.
- Moving outWhen the patient goes to the ward, the plan and history go too.
Example screen with sample data.
Everything included
Made for your department.
- Monitor and ventilator readings in the chart
- Drip and medicine timing chart
- Fluid in and out totals
- Warning when a patient gets worse
- Shift handover sheet
- Daily ICU charges on the bill
In detail
The screens your team will use.
Vitals, ventilator settings and pump rates are written to the flow sheet at set intervals.
Each drip shows the drug, dose and rate, with every change timed and signed.
Intake and output totals for each shift and each day, worked out as they are entered.
Critical values and score changes alert the bed nurse and the duty intensivist.
Daily checks for central lines, catheters and ventilator care, ticked at the bedside.
A structured handover with drips, lines, alerts and tasks for the next shift.
Products behind it
What your department runs on.
Questions
About critical care.
Will our ICU machines connect?
Monitors, ventilators and drip pumps can send readings through the device link. Each model is checked during setup.
What if a machine is not connected?
Nurses enter those readings by hand on the same chart, so the record stays complete.
Can families get ICU updates?
Yes. The doctor's update can be shared to the family's SwasthiQ Sehat app, so fewer people crowd the ICU door.
Related specialties
Your neighbours in the hospital.
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See it for critical care.
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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