Where it fitsApplication areas — SOPs for any medical specialty
MedNAIS™ works with any repeatable procedure — from a routine injection to the pre-surgery time-out. Six typical scenarios where the platform pays back the fastest, and where the variance between operators is the most visible.
Procedure-room nursesA · 01
10 nurses — 10 different versions of the “same” manipulation
Peripheral catheter, venous and capillary blood draw, IM and IV injections. The watch walks the nurse through the steps, Monitor tells the head nurse: “Ivanova finishes in 4 min, Petrova in 12, Sidorova skips the disinfection step.” Targeted coaching instead of generic team meetings.
Ward nurses and patient careA · 02
Rounds, dressing changes, feeding, pressure-injury prevention
Standard ward round, dressing-change checklist, tube-feeding protocol, hygiene care. You see where a shift systematically falls behind and which steps get dropped first under load — the right input to revise the schedule and the workload norm.
Operating room and anaesthesiaA · 03
Pre-surgery prep, time-out, instrument control
WHO Surgical Safety Checklist, handover protocol, sharps disposal. Hands-free on the watch needs no screen contact in the sterile zone; every step is stamped with time, operator and device — an audit trail out of the box.
CPR and emergenciesA · 04
Step-by-step guidance for time-critical algorithms
ACLS / BLS, anaphylaxis, stroke team, paediatric CPR — Assistant walks the team through the timeline, capturing the time and fact of every step. The post-event debrief uses the real trail instead of “as we remember it”.
Infection controlA · 05
WHO 5 moments of hand hygiene, reprocessing, PPE
Execution control for hand-washing protocols, equipment reprocessing, PPE donning and doffing. Monitor shows who skips which steps and how often — hard data instead of periodic walkthrough audits.
Lab, mobile teams and transportA · 06
Preanalytics, mobile collection, cold-chain monitoring
The same digital SOPs for venous, arterial and capillary blood collection in the lab, at the patient’s home or at the collection point. Optional Logger monitors temperature, humidity, vibration, light and GPS of the thermal container — the alert lands before the samples lose viability.