Abstract: A workflow system includes a workflow unit (8), a location unit (10), and a display device (12). The workflow unit (8) identifies and tracks patient assessment and patient vital signs for a plurality of patients each assigned to at least one caregiver according to a schedule for each patient. The location unit (10) receives a location of each assigned caregiver and a location of each patient. The display device (12) displays grouped, caregiver centric, acuity adapted, clinical data, and crucial timing information for each patient in a consistent format as well as a name and the location of the patient, a caregiver name and the caregiver location for each assigned caregiver.

Abstract: A patient's vital sign measurements are displayed in a fishbone diagram defined by a horizontal line with a vertical line crossing it to form four compartments. The patient's respiratory rate and heart rate are displayed in assigned compartments above the horizontal line separated by the vertical line and the patient's oxygen saturation (SpO2) and temperature are displayed in assigned compartments below the horizontal line separated by vertical lines. Two diverging horizontal lines form a sideways “V” are connected with the right hand side of the horizontal line to define a fifth compartment in which the patient's blood pressure is displayed.

Abstract: A portable computing device (212) includes an analog clock device (244), a shift timer device (230), and a display device (214). The analog clock device (244) is configured to generate an analog clock face including concentric circles and task icons, each concentric circle including arranged icons of a selected task type. The shift timer device (230) is configured to identify a selected time window on the analog clock face. The display device (214) is configured to display the generated analog clock face. A display device 303 may display neonatal intensive care unit related information. Caregiver information, including information relating to a caregiver workload, may be displayed. Patient information, including vital sign information and event information, may be displayed.

Abstract: A system for generating a role-based user interface includes a patient information database which stores patient data relating to a plurality of patients being treated by one or more caregivers. A caregiver information system stores caregiver data relating to the role, status, and location of the one or more caregivers. A decision support system evaluates the patient data and caregiver data and generates a role-based user interface displaying the most clinically meaningful information to the one or more caregivers based on the evaluation of the patient data and caregiver data.

Abstract: A medical monitoring device includes a data processor and a display device communicatively connected to the data processor. The data processor constructs a circular icon representative of received monitored physiological and alarm data for a plurality of vital signs monitored for at least one patient, the circular icon divided into wedges and each wedge corresponds to one of the plurality of vital signs, and label each circular icon with an identity of one of the at least one patient, and the identity includes at least one of a patient name and a patient location. The display device displays the constructed circular icon and the identity for the at least one patient.

Abstract: A patient's vital sign measurements are displayed in a fishbone diagram defined by a horizontal line with a vertical line crossing it to form four compartments. The patient's respiratory rate and heart rate are displayed in assigned compartments above the horizontal line separated by the vertical line and the patient's oxygen saturation (SpO2) and temperature are displayed in assigned compartments below the horizontal line separated by vertical lines. Two diverging horizontal lines form a sideways “V” are connected with the right hand side of the horizontal line to define a fifth compartment in which the patient's blood pressure is displayed.

Abstract: A workflow system includes a workflow unit (8), a location unit (10), and a display device (12). The workflow unit identifies (8) identifies and tracks patient assessment and patient vital signs for a plurality of patients each assigned to at least one caregiver according to a schedule for each patient. The location unit (10) receives a location of each assigned caregiver and a location of each patient. The display device (12) displays grouped, caregiver centric, acuity adapted, clinical data, and crucial timing information for each patient in a consistent format as well as a name and the location of the patient, a caregiver name and the caregiver location for each assigned caregiver.