Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: monitoring one or more operations within a medical environment; generating an operations management report based, at least in part, upon the one or more operations monitored within the medical environment; and providing the operations management report to a user, wherein the operations management report includes one or more of: an operations management score, an explanation of the operations management score, and a justification for the operations management score.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: monitoring a plurality of data signals associated with one or more patients within a medical environment over a defined period of time; generating a shift-change report for the one or more patients, wherein the shift-change report includes one or more of: a summary of the medical history of the one or more patients over the defined period of time, a recommendation concerning the one or more patients based, at least in part, upon the history of the one or more patients over the defined period of time, and a justification for the recommendation for the one or more patients.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: monitoring a plurality of data signals associated with a plurality of patients within a medical environment over a defined period of time; calculating an acuity score for each of the plurality of patients, wherein the acuity score defines the overall care needs of each of the plurality of patients; and generating a rounding list that prioritizes the plurality of patients based, at least in part, upon the acuity scores.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: interfacing with a bedside monitoring device to receive data signals, wherein the data signals have monitoring criteria; enabling adjustment of one or more of the monitoring criteria; suggesting a proposed change to a user concerning the one or more monitoring criteria; and providing instructions to the user concerning the proposed change.

Abstract: Incident Summary: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: monitoring a plurality of data signals associated with a patient within a medical environment; detecting one or more incidents defined within one or more of the data signals; and processing the one or more incidents defined within the one or more data signals to produce a summary of the one or more incidents so that a user may be quickly knowledgeable of these one or more incidents.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: monitoring a plurality of data signals associated with a plurality of patients within a medical environment; processing the plurality of data signals to determine if one or more of the plurality of patients is experiencing an urgent care event; and if such an urgent care event is occurring, notifying an on-call care member so that the urgent care event can be addressed.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: monitoring a plurality of data signals associated with a patient within a medical environment; detecting one or more incidents defined within one or more of the data signals; and processing the one or more incidents defined within the one or more data signals to produce a recommendation based upon the one or more incidents so that a user may gain more insight into these one or more incidents.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: monitoring a plurality of data signals associated with a plurality of patients within a medical environment; processing the plurality of data signals to determine if one or more of the plurality of patients is experiencing an urgent care event; and if such an urgent care event is occurring, generating an urgent care report for the one or more patients, wherein the urgent care report includes one or more of: a summary of the urgent care event of the one or more patients, a justification as to why this is an urgent care event for the one or more patients, and a recommendation for addressing the urgent care event of the one or more patients.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: interfacing with a bedside monitoring device to receive data signals, wherein the data signals have monitoring criteria; enabling adjustment of one or more of the monitoring criteria; receiving a proposed change from a user concerning the one or more monitoring criteria; and providing feedback to the user concerning the proposed change.

Abstract: An outage risk detection system ingests events. Each event indicates a condition detected by a monitoring tool within a computing environment. Events that do not meet a pre-determined acceptance rate are rejected by the system. The system monitors the ingested events to identify computer services experiencing incidents. The identified computer services are such that they historically require human intervention to resolve. The system aggregates a count of organizations experiencing service incidents for a particular computer service across multiple time windows. The system generates an outage risk detection alert when the aggregated count surpasses a specified threshold level.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: gathering information from a datasource concerning one or more alarms within one or more medical institutions, thus defining gathered information; enabling a user to select a viewing lens from a plurality of available viewing lenses through which to display the gathered information, thus defining a selected viewing lens; and rendering at least a portion of the gathered information based, at least in part, upon the selected viewing lens.

Abstract: An outage risk detection alert is generated for one or more organizations of a plurality of organizations. Computer service incidents are monitored for the plurality of organizations to identify computer services having current computer service incidents. A count of organizations of the plurality of organizations that utilize a particular computer service and that have a current computer service incident related to the particular computer service within a plurality of time windows are aggregated to generate an aggregate count for the particular computer service for each time window of the plurality of time windows. An outage risk detection alert for the particular computer service is generated responsive to the aggregated count for a time window of the plurality of time windows surpassing a threshold level.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: monitoring a bedside monitoring device to detect the occurrence of alarms, thus defining detected alarms; processing the detected alarms to determine their authenticity; and if a detected alarm is determined to be non-authentic, adjusting one or more monitoring criteria that was instrumental in producing the non-authentic detected alarm.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: defining an incident as the occurrence of a plurality of required alarms; defining an event as the occurrence of a plurality of required incidents; monitoring a plurality of devices to detect the occurrence of alarms, thus defining a plurality of detected alarms; and defining the event as having occurred if the plurality of detected alarms includes the plurality of required alarms for each of the plurality of required incidents.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: gathering information from a datasource concerning one or more thresholds within one or more medical institutions, thus defining gathered information; enabling a user to select a viewing lens from a plurality of available viewing lenses through which to display the gathered information, thus defining a selected viewing lens; and rendering at least a portion of the gathered information based, at least in part, upon the selected viewing lens.

Abstract: Feedback data corresponding to a historical system outage is received. One or more computer services are identified based on the feedback data. A weight for at least one of the one or more computer services is generated where the at least one of the one or more computer services is associated with an incident corresponding to the feedback data. An outage risk detection model is adjusted based on the weight generated for the at least one of the one or more computer services. A system outage is identified using the outage risk detection model.

Abstract: An outage risk detection alert is generated for one or more organizations of a plurality of organizations. Computer service incidents are monitored for the plurality of organizations to identify computer services having current computer service incidents. A count of organizations of the plurality of organizations that utilize a particular computer service and that have a current computer service incident related to the particular computer service within a plurality of time windows are aggregated to generate an aggregate count for the particular computer service for each time window of the plurality of time windows. An outage risk detection alert for the particular computer service is generated responsive to the aggregated count for a time window of the plurality of time windows surpassing a threshold level.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: gathering information from a datasource concerning one or more organizations, thus defining gathered information; enabling a user to select a viewing lens from a plurality of available viewing lenses through which to display the gathered information, thus defining a selected viewing lens; and rendering at least a portion of the gathered information based, at least in part, upon the selected viewing lens.