About Patient Details View

    The Patient Details View displays a patient’s identifying information (patient name, patient ID, unit, bed, patient’s provider’s name, and provider group) as well as the FHR1, FHR2, MHR, and UA data. The default anticipated fetal range in Centricity Perinatal Designer is 110-160, which appears as a shaded section on the fetal grid. If anticipated fetal heart rate range is changed in Centricity Perinatal Designer, it will be reflected in the fetal grid. When the configuration text file has numeric values rather than Centricity Perinatal Designer, those values will be displayed on the fetal grid.

    The Patient Details View can be displayed using either US paper speed (3 cm/min) or European paper (1 cm/min).

    Note: Your site may have chosen to not display provider group.
    Note: If the patient’s provider or provider group changes while the Patient Details View is open, it will not update on the Patient Details View. You will need to close the Patient Details View and open it again.
    Note: There may be up to a four hour delay for the provider and group to display or update, depending on when the system performs a PDSS verify.

    There are icons available on every page once you have logged in. The About, Help, and Logout icons allow you to access information about the application, access the application’s help system, and log out of the application.

    When you first open the Patient Details view, you will be able to see at least 10 minutes of the latest data available for the patient. Centricity Perinatal Web will continue to look for new data. If the patient is currently on a monitor, the grids will refresh with updated data.

    Review Mode

    Review mode is not available unless there is patient data. When in Review mode, you will be able to scroll through the patient’s grid to see past data. You can also access the Web Summary and Annotation Viewer.

    Note: While in Review mode, Centricity Perinatal Web will not look for new data.

    When the Review Mode is first started, if your site is configured for US paper speed (3cm/min), you will have up to 60 minutes of data loaded. The Review Mode will support twice the initial load of data, providing 120 minutes of data. Once two hours are available, when Centricity Perinatal Web loads another 60 more minutes of patient data in one direction, it drops 60 minutes of data from the opposite end of the strip. For European paper speed (1cm/min) Centricity Perinatal Web initially loads 120 minutes of data, can see up to 240 minutes of data at once, and 120 minutes of data is loaded or dropped at a time.

    Note: Centricity Perinatal Web will provide at least about 96 hours of patient data. The last monitor session will be shown in its entirety, even if the total number of hours exceed 96.
    Note: If you are using Centricity Perinatal Web in a tab on the Safari browser and rotate from landscape to portrait, the Load more data button will disappear.
    Note: Images of the fetal strip depict the US paper speed (3 cm/min). If your site uses European paper speed (1 cm/min) for their fetal monitors, the examples shown below will feel stretched.
    Figure 1. Example of Patient Details View in Review Mode

    Patient Details View Appearance

    When viewed, the grid will fill the width of the window, with the current date on the right edge. No matter how wide the window, the grid will fill the width, keeping the current date and time on the right edge.

    Once the fetal monitor connected to the bed is turned on, a Start Bar is shown, displaying the date and time the monitor session began, and the patient data will begin scrolling to the left. When the next monitor session starts, an End Bar will be displayed for the previous session.

    Note: If data packets are missed in Centricity Perinatal, the Patient Details view in Centricity Perinatal Web will show gaps in the waveform data. Centricity Perinatal performs a refresh every fifteen minutes, attempting to capture missed data packets. If the grid persists with gaps in the waveform, please contact your system administrator.
    Figure 2. Example of Patient Details View in Portrait on a Tablet

    Figure 3. Example of Patient Details View in Landscape on a Tablet
    Figure 4. Example of Patient Details View in Landscape on a Smart Phone

    Rotate the smart phone to portrait in order to see the provider or group.

    If the patient has never been on a monitor, a message is displayed stating no grid data exists. Once data is available, this message disappears as the data scrolls to the left and fills the display.

    Figure 5. No Grid Data Exists Message

    Figure 6. Partial Information Available in the Grid