miicu — Guidelines your ICU actually follows, 24×7 | Bangalore Healthcare
For ICU Chiefs & Intensivists

Her heart rate was 98.
The monitor said normal.

Four hours later, she coded. Nothing on the screen was technically wrong. That's exactly the problem miicu was built to solve.

Bed ICU-03 · Heart rate
98
bpm
✓ Within 60–100 — Normal
Her normal (baseline)70 bpm
Now98 bpm
From her normal+40%
A flat 60–100 alarm never makes a sound. But this is her emergency — it just doesn't look like one yet.
↓ Tap the card to see what the alarm missed
Standard guidelines incorporated by our intensivists · Adopted to your unit's protocols · NABH-aligned
The problem

The most dangerous numbers in an ICU are the ones that look fine.

Monitors alarm on fixed bands — the same 60–100 for a marathon runner and a frail 80-year-old. So the early drift, the slow bleed, the quiet sepsis stay silent until they're loud.

And when alarms do fire, there are hundreds an hour. The signal drowns in the noise.

A typical shift
350+
alarms per bed, per day — most of them noise. The one that mattered looked just like the rest.
The demonstration

miicu watches every patient against their own normal.

Not a textbook band — her baseline. The moment a patient drifts 15% from where they live, miicu sees it, explains why, and tells the right person — before the picture changes on the screen.

🎯 Relative alarms

Alerts on the change that matters to this patient — even while the number still reads "normal".

HR 98 · +40% vs baseline → FLAG

▦ One calm command wall

Every bed, triaged green→red, the critical few floated up. No hunting across screens.

6 beds · 2 need you now

🚑 Guided pathways

Trauma, stroke, sepsis — the protocol walks the whole team, step by step, cited.

Sepsis · Hour-1 bundle ⏱

Advisory and source-cited. The team leads; miicu makes sure they have the information.

The resolution

Catch it early, and the emergency never happens.

A drift caught at 98 bpm is a quiet conversation at the bedside. Caught at the code, it's a crisis. miicu turns the second into the first — for every bed in the ICU, and every bed on the ward.

4 hrsearlier warning,
before the picture changes
1screen for the whole
multidisciplinary team
24×7remote watch over
every patient's baseline
ICU-consultant–led design NABH-ready audit trail HL7 / LIMS ready Built in India
See it live

Walk the live miicu dashboard — right now.

The real command wall, baseline-relative alarms and guided pathways — interactive, with simulated patients. Click any bed to drill in.

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The 2 a.m. reality

Great protocols on paper. Different care at the bedside.

Guidelines drift across shifts and rotations. Juniors improvise. Documentation gaps become medicolegal exposure. Audits and NABH handovers eat your team's time. The standard exists — it just isn't reaching every bed, every hour.

Guideline drift

What's followed depends on who is on shift, not on your unit's policy.

Medicolegal gaps

Care given but not documented to standard is care you cannot defend.

Handover & NABH load

Inconsistent notes make handovers, audits and accreditation harder than they should be.

Chaos, not control

No single source of truth means confusion, variation and avoidable risk.

What your unit gets

One standard, applied — for doctors and nurses alike.

A guideline-driven workflow that surfaces the right protocol, target and note at the right moment — woven into how your team already works.

Guidelines at the point of care

Drug, protocol and target guidance appears as your team prescribes and charts — for every doctor and nurse, every shift.

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Medicolegally stronger documentation

Notes are backed by the applied guideline and cited, so your records stand up to scrutiny.

NABH-ready handovers & standards

Structured handovers and documentation standards built into the daily flow.

Same-day policy rollout

Your Quality team hands you a new policy — it goes live on your unit's portal the same day, and every doctor and nurse is notified to follow it.

48-hour pilot adoption

A one-time tune-up adopts your protocols and you pilot within 48 hours — no disruption to your unit.

Your protocols, your way

Standard guidelines come ready — and your unit is free to customise, add custom protocols, and adopt your existing ones.

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Custom unit FAQ

We turn your own policy and guideline documents into a clear, searchable FAQ your unit can follow.

No new infrastructure

Runs on the desktops and mobiles your unit already uses. Nothing to install in your server room.

Security & control

Locked down to your unit, traceable end to end.

Access is restricted, identity is verified, and every entry is attributable — the controls a critical-care unit and its medicolegal cover require.

Device-restricted access

Open only on the specific desktops and mobiles you approve — nowhere else.

Verified Google sign-in

Every user logs in with their own identity. No shared, anonymous access.

Full documentation trace

Who wrote what, when, against which guideline version — a complete audit trail.

Your data, your unit

Content and records are scoped to your ICU and your team only.

Reference standards adopted

Built on the guidelines critical care trusts.

Our intensivists have incorporated the recognised standards into the workflow — India-first, with the international backbone. Your unit reviews, signs off, and customises before anything goes live.

ARDSNet — lung-protective ventilation Surviving Sepsis & ISCCM — sepsis Brain Trauma Foundation — TBI ESPEN & ASPEN — nutrition SCCM PADIS — sedation & delirium ATLS — trauma AHA/ASA — stroke ASH — VTE prophylaxis Wellington ICU & NFI — drugs

Adopted under a two-tier clinical review and your ICU head's sign-off. Your unit remains free to adapt every protocol to its own practice.

What it changes for you

From confabulation and chaos to clean, defensible data.

Structured data collection

Accurate, comprehensive capture from day one — not scattered notes.

Severity scoring

Standardised scoring applied consistently across your patients.

Adverse-event tracking

Events captured and trended, not lost between shifts.

SMR improvement

Reliable guideline delivery supports better standardised mortality.

Monthly audit reports

Audit and quality reports prepared from real data, ready to present.

Publication-grade data

Comprehensive, accurate datasets your unit can publish from.

How it works

Live in days — and changeable the same day, forever after.

A simple, supported process. You stay focused on care; we handle the adoption.

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Share your protocols

Your policies, guidelines and the way your unit works.

2

We tune & adopt — 48 hrs

A one-time set-up adopts your standards into the workflow.

3

Pilot on your devices

Your team starts on the desktops and mobiles they already use.

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Same-day changes, ongoing

New policy from your Quality team? Live the same day, everyone notified.

Insurance-funded — no extra burden on the hospital.

The programme can be covered by payers, so your unit gains the standard, the safety and the audit-readiness without adding to the hospital's cost.

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Request your pilot

See it on your own unit in 48 hours.

Tell us about your ICU and we'll set up a private walkthrough and a pilot tuned to your protocols.

  • Standard guidelines applied for every doctor & nurse
  • Medicolegally stronger, NABH-ready documentation
  • Same-day policy rollout across your unit
  • Runs on your existing devices — no new infrastructure
  • Insurance-funded — no burden on the hospital

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