ICU central monitoring
Watch every critical patient from one board: vitals, observations and escalation of abnormal values at a glance.
The ICU board is a central monitoring view for your most critical patients. Instead of walking bed to bed, intensivists and charge nurses see the whole unit at once and can act on whoever is deteriorating first.
Critical patients at a glance
Every ICU patient appears on one board with their current status. The layout is built for a quick sweep: one look tells you who is stable and who needs attention now.
Vitals and observations
Each patient card surfaces their latest vitals and observations, drawn from the same bedside charting used across nursing. The board reflects the most recent readings so decisions are made on current data.
Escalation of abnormal values
Values that fall outside safe ranges are flagged so an abnormal reading pulls attention rather than waiting to be noticed. This turns the board into an early-warning surface for the whole unit.
- See the entire ICU census without leaving the station
- Spot abnormal vitals highlighted against normal ones
- Prioritise the sickest patient first
The board is a monitoring aid, not a substitute for bedside assessment. Always confirm a flagged value at the bedside before acting on it.
How the ICU board fits the rest of care
Because ICU monitoring shares the nursing vitals and observations model, the picture on the board stays consistent with what nurses chart and what doctors see when they round: one source of truth across the unit.
Keep the board on a large display at the ICU station so the whole team shares the same live view during handovers and rounds.