Predictive monitoring depends on one thing: turning raw monitoring data into signal that care teams can act on before problems escalate. Monitoring is the foundation of the Connected Care Room: care cannot be proactive if the room has no senses. But awareness alone doesn’t change outcomes. A nurse who knows
The earlier posts in this series explored Monitor and Anticipate, and now we shift focus on the third capability, Orchestrate – the part of the model that makes awareness and foresight actionable. Connected Care Room orchestration is what keeps care moving without requiring nurses to function as the default coordination
Monitoring is the foundation of the Connected Care Room: care cannot be proactive if the room has no senses. But awareness alone doesn’t change outcomes. A nurse who knows a patient’s vital signs were recorded four hours ago has awareness. A nurse who knows that patient’s trajectory suggests they may
Monitor – The Foundation of the Connected Care Room In the previous post, I introduced the Connected Care Room as a capability model built around five core functions: Monitor, Anticipate, Connect, Personalise, and Orchestrate. This post goes deeper on the first – and most foundational – of those: Monitor. Monitoring
What a week at HIMSS26! We’re leaving HIMSS26 more energized than ever about the future of connected care. From powerful conversations to hands‑on demonstrations, this week was a powerful reminder of how thoughtfully designed technology can transform the care experience for patients, families, and care teams. This year, we were
Across healthcare, the pace of innovation is accelerating like no time in the last ten years. As the connected care landscape evolves, one truth remains constant: hospitals need partners they can trust. At Oneview, we believe that transparency is the foundation of trust. And trust is the foundation of digital
For over 12 years, I’ve been working with hospitals and healthcare systems around the world, putting technology in patient rooms to support better care experiences. From my first month with Oneview back in Jan 2014, when I found myself at UCSF’s new Mission Bay campus in hard hat, steel cap boots, and safety vest as we
Oneview A Year in Review As 2025 comes to a close, we’re reflecting on a year defined by innovation, growth, and unwavering commitment to connected care. From major hospital go-lives to groundbreaking AI initiatives, every milestone has been powered by the passion to improve connected care experiences, every day. This
As the temperature drops and the leaves turn, innovation at Oneview keeps gathering pace. We’ve wrapped our third Product Quarterly Update of 2025—another step toward our mission to improve connected care experiences, every day. Here’s a look at what’s new, what’s next, and a glimpse into the future of the
A decade ago, I was working with hospitals to implement policies and procedures to improve incident reporting and help reduce patient falls. In those days, nearly all my efforts were directed toward supporting the clinical and quality teams, with very little consideration given to the patient’s own perspective. Fast forward
