One console for
every bed you're responsible for.
System H pulls bedside monitor feeds, EHR events, and observation charts into a single live view — so an escalation at 3 a.m. tells the on-call team what's wrong, not just that something is.
Why trusts switch to System H
Built for the nurse on shift, not the report at month end.
Escalations that explain themselves
Every deterioration alert arrives with the NEWS2 trend, the last set of observations, and who last reviewed the patient — so triage doesn't start with flicking back through the chart.
One view, every system
HL7 and FHIR feeds from the EHR, bedside monitors, and the obs app normalise into the same patient timeline, so a mixed-vendor ward reads as one system.
Audit trail by default
Every observation, escalation, and acknowledgment is timestamped and attributed automatically — ready before CQC asks, not assembled the night before.
What the console just logged
A representative slice of one shift, Medical Assessment Unit.
Four systems.
One clinical picture.
Each service below runs independently or together — most trusts start with ward monitoring, then layer in the rest as their sites go live.
Core services
Priced per bed, not per seat — the console doesn't limit who's watching.
Live ward aggregation
Every HL7 and FHIR feed from the EHR, bedside monitors, and the obs app normalises into one patient timeline, streaming to a single console with sub-second latency.
Deterioration prediction
Vital sign trends are checked continuously against validated early warning scores, flagging a review window before a rapid response call is needed.
Care pathway automation
Multi-step admission, escalation, and discharge pathways run from defined clinical logic rather than staff memory — manual override always one tap away.
Clinical audit logging
Observations, escalations, and overrides are timestamped and attributed the moment they happen — exportable in the format CQC already expects.
Deployment
Same console, three ways to host it.
Trust-hosted server
Full console runs on hardware inside your network. No patient data leaves the trust.
Hosted by System H
We run the console on NHS-assured cloud infrastructure; your sites point their gateways at it.
Local buffer, cloud console
A local buffer keeps ward-level alerting running through a connectivity drop, while the console stays cloud-hosted.
Getting started
Most sites are streaming within two weeks.