OverviewUNET-S provides end-to-end patient monitoring: continuous acquisition, secure transmission and multi-format visualization of clinical data from point of care to discharge.
UNET-S patient data flowUNET-S Central Station aggregates monitoring data from connected bedside monitors to present a consolidated view of patient status. It supports continuous capture, interconnection between patient monitors and centralized recording.
RecordingMonitors connected to the UNET-S network continuously store received signals and parameters. When a monitor is temporarily offline, locally cached data remain available for later synchronization to the central station.
TransmissionIntegration of monitoring and clinical information ensures a gap-free data stream. Secure transfer to medical information systems is supported via HL7 for integration with hospital information systems (HIS).
VisualizationClinicians across departments can access data in formats suited to their workflow: quick views on smartphones, detailed analysis on desktops, or printable reports. Visual and audio alarms, automatic event logging, trend graphs and historical records are available for review.
Main features- Real-time display of all parameters
- Patient database management
- Secure HL7 data transfer to medical information systems
- Automatic events and alarms recording
- Remote control and configuration of connected monitors
- Visual and audio alarm support
UNET-S Central Station possibilities- Integrates up to 32 monitors
- Wired or wireless connection options
- Full-disclosure recording up to 72 hours
- Trend recording up to 720 hours
UniViewer (remote access)Remote access to live patient data from outside the bedside. Monitor patient status on mobile phones or tablets via a web browser. Features include real-time waveforms and parameters, browser-based access on any device, user authorization and data security controls.
PDF report / PrintingGenerate and save reports directly to a USB drive or print on connected wired/wireless printers for documentation, analysis and archival of monitoring data.
Bed-to-Bed viewRetrieve patient data from one bedside monitor via any other UM 300-S monitor on the hospital network (bed-to-bed functionality) to enable rapid cross-monitor access.
Recording / Transmission / Visualization — summary- Recording: Consolidated vital data logs across treatment stages with cached storage for offline monitors.
- Transmission: Continuous patient data flow through network integration with HL7 support for HIS interoperability.
- Visualization: Multi-department access to patient information in mobile, web and print formats.
Technical specifications- Maximum monitors integrated: up to 32
- Connection: wired or wireless
- Full-disclosure recording time: up to 72 hours
- Trend recording duration: up to 720 hours
- Supports HL7 for secure transfer to hospital information systems (HIS)
- Real-time parameter display and waveform streaming
- Automatic events and alarms recording (visual and audio alarms)
- Remote access (UniViewer) via browser on mobile and desktop