W4H Hospital

The virtual ward shows nurses and doctors which patient to attend to first. Continuous monitoring makes their work more efficient.

Early warning
Uses the British EWS (Early Warning System) methodology.
Virtual ward
An overview of patients sorted by their evaluated condition.
No manual measuring
4 basic vital signs every 15 minutes – measured, recorded and evaluated.
Nurses know straight away
They get a notification when a patient's condition worsens.
Quick assignment
A medical wristband with a 2D code links the watch to the patient.
Open connectivity
The data gateway also connects other standard devices (BLE).

Suitable for internal medicine, surgical, rehabilitation and long-term care wards

How it works

From the patient's wrist to the nurse's screen – in four steps.

01
Patient assignment
Staff scan the 2D code on the patient's ID wristband and assign a watch to the patient.
02
Measurement
The watch measures vital signs, and BLE devices such as a blood pressure monitor or scale add their readings.
03
Data collection
The W4H data gateway collects readings from the devices around it.
04
Evaluation and alerts
The virtual ward, clinic or monitoring centre sorts patients by condition and alerts a nurse or doctor.

The watch, data gateway and wristband form the core. Standard BLE devices connect to the gateway.

W4H watch
Automatically measures 4 basic vital signs every 15 minutes.
W4H data gateway
Collects data from the watches and connects other standard devices via BLE.
Wristband and scanner
A medical wristband with a 2D code for quickly assigning a watch to a patient.
BLE devices
Compatible blood pressure monitors, scales and other devices that use standard protocols.

We'll show you W4H and talk through how it would work on your ward, in your clinic or at your facility.