The Wards page is your starting point for monitoring the entire facility. It lists every ward as a card, giving you an at-a-glance summary of occupancy and alerts before you drill into a specific ward.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sentalis.co/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Accessing the Wards page
Select Wards from the left-hand sidebar. The page loads immediately with all wards your administrator has configured for your organisation.What each ward card shows
Each card surfaces the key information you need at a glance:- Ward name — the full name of the ward (e.g. Medical Ward 2)
- Floor and code — the floor level and short ward code displayed above the name
- Type / subtitle — the ward’s specialty or area type (e.g. Surgical, Transitional, Palliative)
- Bed dot grid — a row of small coloured squares, one per bed, reflecting each bed’s current status
- Bed count — occupied beds out of total (e.g.
12/18) - Alert indicators — colour-coded counts that surface high-risk patients, patients in the bathroom, or beds in a turn-around state
Searching for a ward
If your facility has many wards, type in the Search wards box at the top right of the list to filter by ward name or floor. The list updates as you type.Starring wards
Click the star icon in the top-right corner of any ward card to mark it as a favourite. Starred wards move to the top of the list so you can reach them without scrolling. To remove a ward from your favourites, click the star icon again.Starred wards are saved per user and per device. If you log in from a different browser, you will need to star your wards again.
Opening a ward
Click anywhere on a ward card (other than the star or configure buttons) to open the Ward Detail page, where you can see every bed in that ward and its live status.Bed status colour legend
The small squares in each ward card represent individual beds. Their colour tells you the current status:| Colour | Status |
|---|---|
| Cyan | Occupied — patient is currently in the bed |
| Dark (faded) | Available — bed is unoccupied and ready |
| Amber | Warning — patient is out of bed or a ward-level alert is active |
| Red | Alert — a fall or safety event is active on this bed |
| Purple | Bathroom — patient is in the ensuite |
The number of wards and beds you see depends on how your facility has been configured. Contact your administrator if a ward or bed is missing.