The ward detail page is the main view you will use during a shift. It shows every bed in a single ward as a live grid, with sidebar panels that surface alerts requiring attention.Documentation Index
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The bed grid
Each bed appears as a card in the grid. A card shows:- Bed label — the bed’s identifier (e.g. MED-05, TRAN-01)
- Patient ID — a de-identified code assigned when the patient was admitted
- Bed status — indicated by the card’s background colour and glow
- Risk score — a numeric score from 0–100 shown when a patient is admitted
- Active alert indicators — small icons on the card when an alert is in progress
Bed colour and status legend
The colour of each bed card tells you the patient’s current state:| Colour | Status | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Cyan glow | In bed — patient is in the bed | Routine monitoring |
| Dark / no glow | Available — bed is empty | No action required |
| Amber | Out of bed — patient has left the bed or is wandering | Check if intervention is needed |
| Red | Fall detected or safety alert active | Respond immediately per your facility’s protocols |
| Purple | In bathroom — patient is in the ensuite | Monitor the bathroom timer in the sidebar |
| Grey | Maintenance or cleaning — bed is not in use | No patient action required |
Sidebar panels
On the right side of the ward detail page, three panels surface time-sensitive information:- Bathroom monitor — lists every patient currently in the bathroom with a live elapsed timer. The timer turns red and pulses when a patient exceeds the configured threshold, indicating a nurse check is recommended.
- Attention needed — active alerts for beds in this ward, sorted by severity. Fall and high-risk events appear at the top.
- Motionless monitor — beds where no patient movement has been detected for an extended period. The timer turns amber after 10 minutes, flagging patients who may need attention.
The sidebar panels only appear when there is data to show. If all patients are stable, these panels are hidden.