Hospitals

Continuous Monitoring Beyond the ICU

VITALDOCTOR sets a new standard for patient monitoring across hospital environments, particularly during transitions from ICU to general wards. Secure, real-time physiological data flow for every patient, regardless of location.

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Clinician supporting a patient on a hospital ward

Multi-parameter Tracking

High-fidelity acquisition of multiple vital signs and physiological signals with just one sensor unit and in one unified real-time stream.

Automatic Prioritization

Smart algorithms automatically analyse live data from multiple patients on just one screen to highlight those requiring immediate attention before crises occur.

Automated Alerts

The software detects when alarm thresholds are exceeded or fall below the defined limits. This ensures that the right clinician receives the right alert at the right time.

Cable-free Design

Total patient mobility with medical-grade wireless protocols that eliminate bedside clutter.

more efficient time usageup to 40%

HIPAA-Compliant Security

End-to-end encrypted transmission of medical data.

THE MONITORING GAP

Vital signs are measured. But what happens in between?

Between scheduled observations, changes in a patient's condition may go unnoticed. Explore how continuous monitoring can improve visibility between routine checks.

Illustrative example · Not live patient data

A window without new observations

In this illustrative scenario, there is a three-hour gap between scheduled checks. During this period, changes in the patient's condition may go unnoticed until the next observation.

3-hour observation gap
08:00Routine check
11:00Routine check
14:00Next scheduled check
Illustrative change in patient condition

Challenges of intermittent monitoring

Challenge 01

Time-consuming rounds

Manual observations require repeated visits, which can add to the workload of clinical teams.

Challenge 02

Delayed recognition

A change in patient condition may remain unobserved until the next scheduled check.

Challenge 03

Documentation demands

Clinical teams must record observations while managing competing responsibilities.

Challenge 04

Pressure on care capacity

Monitoring demands can affect the use of staff time and clinical resources.

VITALDOCTOR integrated system
CONTINUITY OF CARE

Bridging the Gap in Acuity Transitions

As patients move from the intensive care unit to general wards, monitoring often becomes less consistent.

VITALDOCTOR maintains monitoring of vital signs similar to ICU standards while allowing more freedom on general wards, enabling earlier detection of deterioration and reducing hospital stays.

  • Seamless integration with existing EMR/HIS workflows
  • Reduced alarm fatigue through intelligent noise filtering
  • Centralized dashboard for ward-wide patient oversight.
WARD OVERVIEW

One dashboard. Your entire ward in view.

A central monitoring dashboard brings patient information, vital-sign trends and alarms together in one place. With regular data updates and clear prioritisation, clinical teams can identify patients requiring attention and access detailed information without switching between disconnected systems.

Tablet displaying the VITALDOCTOR ward monitoring dashboard
Conceptual representation of the VITALDOCTOR monitoring dashboard.

Connected alarm notifications

Alarm information can be integrated into existing clinical notification workflows.

Patients prioritised by urgency

Patients requiring attention can be highlighted and brought to the top of the overview.

Detailed patient monitoring

Open an individual patient to explore current measurements and historical trends.

Centralised documentation

Measurement histories can be archived and made available to hospital information systems through compatible interfaces.