ICU flowsheets and early-warning scores — with the care bundle on every stay.
Hourly flowsheets fed by devices, early-warning scores computed in the open, and escalations that page a named person. ICU family updates books each family’s daily update with the doctor into the unit’s own windows (a time, how long, how many families, by phone or in person), at the desk or by the family from a link the desk sends them that stops working when the patient leaves the unit. The doctor records the update in their own words, which ticks the day’s goal; a booking not kept is marked missed, and patients with no update today are listed. The care bundle on every stay: CAM-ICU and RASS on each round beside the sedation running at the time, against the day’s sedation target; a spontaneous breathing trial recorded against the unit’s own written criteria (each with its source; none ship), every one ticked before a trial, then the doctor’s extubation decision with their name (extubate only after a passed trial); early mobility as the ICU Mobility Scale level reached against the day of the stay; and an external ventricular drain’s height, hourly output, ICP and CSF read together, flagged against the height and limits the doctor wrote for that drain. CAM-ICU, RASS and the ICU Mobility Scale are cited by name, never reproduced.
/icuicu.readWhat it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.
Read out of the code, not the brochure: each app below is here because one service queries the other’s tables. Install either side and the hand-over is already wired.
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