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ICU nurse guide

The ICU board, the hourly observations and the doses due.

The demo opens as Mary George, with invented patients. The ICU board, the hourly observations and the doses due.
  • Hourly observations never missed
  • Every infusion and dose on time
  • Critical results acted on at once
Your front door

Where the icu nurse lands

Signing in as a icu nurse opens ICU first. The sidebar keeps the screens below one click away; what you can open is whatever your practice’s role for you allows.

  • ICU /icuICU charts with hourly vitals and warnings
  • Medicine rounds /marScan patient and drug before every dose
  • Wards /ipdAdmit patients, manage beds, discharge properly
  • Fluid Balance /fluidsFluid intake and output, per shift
  • Infusions /infusionsEvery running drip on one board
  • Early warning /ewsWarning scores from vitals, with response clocks
Everyday apps

Apps a icu nurse uses

ICUBoardICU charts with hourly vitals and warningseMARScan patient and drug before every doseWardLineAdmit patients, manage beds, discharge properlyFluidBalanceFluid intake and output, per shiftInfusionBoardEvery running drip on one boardEarlyWarnWarning scores from vitals, with response clocks
Rain

What to ask Rain

Rain is the assistant in every screen, by voice or text. These are requests the assistant is taught for this role. It reads only what you may read, and anything that changes a record comes back as a card you confirm.

  • “Open the ICU board”
  • “Show eMAR doses”
  • “Record hourly vitals: BP 100 over 60, pulse 110, SpO2 94”
  • “Which ICU patients have critical results?”
  • “Open fluid balance”
  • “Show early warning scores for the unit”
  • “Open the infusion board”
  • “Show the oxygen supply”
  • “ICU bed 2 ka BP 100 by 60 aur SpO2 93 likho”
  • “आईसीयू बोर्ड खोलो”
  • “Kaunsi dose late ho gayi hai?”

What Rain prepares for a icu nurse to confirm: record vital signs for a patient; create a to-do for yourself, a colleague or a team; record a scanned dose as given on the eMAR; mark one of your to-dos (or your team’s) done; record stock used from a ward or room’s shelf.

Say “Brief me” for a spoken summary of your day. More in the Rain guide and on what each role says.

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