Abstract: A blood oxygen graph (200) that specifies blood oxygen level ranges varying over a span of time is displayed within a graphical user interface. Data from at least one physiological sensor is received that includes a current blood oxygen level (230) of a patient and a time point (260) associated with the measurement. Using the received data, the current blood oxygen level for the patient overlaid on the blood oxygen graph at the time point is displayed in the graphical user interface. Related apparatus, systems, techniques, and articles are also described.

Abstract: A care device and process are provided. The care device has a sensor module (11), which is to be placed directly on the patient (3) for picking up the patient's data, such as temperature, pulse and ECG. A first receiving means (13) is arranged in space in the vicinity of the patient (3) and is designed to pass on the measured data received from the sensor module (11). A mobile part (9) can be removed from the care device and provides wireless communication and a second receiving means (24) for establishing an alternative primary wireless link when the patient is removed from the care device.

Abstract: A care device and process are provided. The care device has a sensor module (11), which is to be placed directly on the patient (3) for picking up the patient's data, such as temperature, pulse and ECG. A first receiving means (13) is arranged in space in the vicinity of the patient (3) and is designed to pass on the measured data received from the sensor module (11). A mobile part (9) can be removed from the care device and provides wireless communication and a second receiving means (24) for establishing an alternative primary wireless link when the patient is removed from the care device.