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VIENA MEDICAL
Catalog·Partner solution · Medical staff automation

MedNAIS™ — digital SOPs
for every specialty and objective analytics of how they’re performed.

We turn paper SOPs into step-by-step guidance on smart watches and phones for nurses, paramedics, lab technicians and physicians. Every step is timed automatically, so you can see who slows down on which stage, where efficiency is leaking and who needs targeted coaching. VIENA MEDICAL deploys the MedNAIS™ platform by Samplify FZCO in clinics, hospitals and laboratories across Belarus.

−85%
onboarding time
pilots and internal benchmarks
−35%
repeat errors
per quarter in a typical unit
×2
procedures per day
with the same headcount
100%
audit-ready
time-stamps and per-step trail

Illustrative targets from pilots and internal benchmarks — actual results depend on scope, baseline and adoption.

Book a demoDownload brief (PDF)by Samplify FZCO · deployed by VIENA MEDICAL
The core idea

Dozens of people perform the same procedure — and nobody can see who gets stuck where

In a typical clinic the same manipulation (peripheral catheter, IM injection, blood draw, dressing change, instrument reprocessing) is performed every shift by 5–30 different nurses. On paper the protocol is identical. In practice one finishes in 4 minutes, another in 12, a third skips a step — and nobody notices until a complication or a patient complaint shows up.

MedNAIS™ makes the invisible visible. The same SOP is uploaded to the cloud and instantly becomes step-by-step guidance on the staff member’s Apple Watch or phone. The platform automatically times every step for every person, captures deviations and missed steps, and shows the head nurse a map: where exactly the time leaks, who needs targeted coaching, which step of the SOP is due for a rewrite. It works for any repeatable medical procedure — from a routine injection to the pre-surgery time-out.

  • Digital SOPs of any kind — nursing procedures, patient care, OR checklists, hand hygiene, preanalytics, CPR algorithms.
  • Hands-free guidance on Apple Watch and Wear OS — voice, gesture, vibration; sterile mode without touching the screen.
  • Objective time-per-step analytics — see which nurse slows down on which stage and where the variance between shifts is highest.
  • Optional transport monitoring (Logger): temperature, humidity, vibration, light, GPS, LTE-M alerts.
Ecosystem

Four modules — one workspace

Start with Hub and Assistant (mobile-only pilot), then add Monitor for analytics and Logger for transport when you need them.

Central platformM / 01

MedNAIS™ Hub

Cloud SOP management and team access. PDF / Word / built-in step editor, versions, roles, audit log.

  • Upload SOPs from PDF, Word or the built-in editor with step timing
  • Manage teams, roles and access zones
  • Instant sync across every team device
  • HIPAA-aligned security: encryption and role-based access
Smart assistantM / 02

MedNAIS™ Assistant

Apple Watch and Wear OS app with step-by-step guidance: “Step 3 of 8 · Disinfect the collection site.” Voice, gesture and vibration for sterile workflows.

  • Apple Watch (Series 4+, watchOS 7+) and Wear OS
  • iOS 14+ and Android 8.0+ — start without a watch
  • Hands-free mode: voice and gestures in sterile zones
  • Automatic timing of every step
Efficiency analyticsM / 03

MedNAIS™ Monitor

Objective KPIs based on time per step: compare operators, locate bottlenecks, ship automatic reports to leadership and auditors.

  • Time for every step of every procedure
  • Compare staff members and shifts
  • Find bottlenecks and root causes of variance
  • Export KPIs and ship automatic reports
Transport monitoringM / 04

MedNAIS™ Logger

Hardware logger for biospecimen transport: temperature, humidity, vibration, light, case-opening, GPS, LTE-M — live alerts and audit archive.

  • Precision sensors for temperature, humidity, vibration and light
  • GPS tracking and case-opening detection
  • LTE-M and MQTT — data to server in real time
  • Automatic alerts when parameters drift out of range
Where it fits

Application 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.

Deployment

How a rollout typically works

Start with one unit and 3–5 core SOPs, then extend coverage across specialties and add watches and analytics. Mobile-first is the fastest path to ROI.

Weeks 1–2

Pilot and scope design

Pick workflows, roles and devices (BYOD vs issued), formalise success metrics. Prepare the minimum SOP set and a pilot group.

Weeks 3–6

SOP digitisation and training

Upload steps, validate the content with an expert, train super-users and frontline staff. Switch Assistant on for phones and, optionally, watches.

Ongoing

Measure, expand, integrate

Review Monitor analytics with leadership. Add Apple Watch / Wear OS, Logger for logistics and extend SOP coverage to adjacent processes.

Mobile-first
The fastest path to value — phones only.
Mixed
Phones + watches by role and zone.
Wearable-heavy
For sterile and high-touch operations.
Before vs after

What changes in the numbers

A benchmark from real deployments. Exact figures for your lab — sized during the pilot.

MetricBeforeAfter
Onboarding of a new hire14 days2 days
Procedure execution variance±28%±8%
Documentation time40 min / week8 min / week
FAQ

Common questions

Which medical procedures can be automated?

Any repeatable ones: nursing manipulations (catheters, injections, blood collection), ward rounds and dressing care, OR checklists and pre-surgery time-outs, CPR and emergency protocols, hand hygiene and infection control, laboratory preanalytics. If the steps can be written down, they can be digitised and measured.

Won’t this turn into a surveillance tool against nurses?

The platform is not built to punish — it’s built to show where time is being wasted unnecessarily. Per-step timing tells the head nurse who needs extra training, which step of the SOP is due for a rewrite, and where the schedule is overloaded. Role-based access, policies and a focus on workflow quality are built in.

Which devices do we start with — do we have to buy watches?

No. Mobile-first is the most common pattern: step-by-step guidance works on iPhone (iOS 14+) and Android (8.0+). Apple Watch and Wear OS are added when the team needs hands-free or sterile workflows (OR, ICU, infection control).

Which SOP formats are supported?

PDF, Word and a built-in step editor with timing. Versioning, roles and access are managed in Hub. Ready-made SOPs can be bought or sold on the SOP Marketplace.

How is patient-data security handled?

The platform supports HIPAA-aligned practices: end-to-end encryption, role-based access control (RBAC), action logs. Storage and deployment options (including on-prem for regulatory needs) are scoped per customer.

How do we get started in Belarus?

VIENA MEDICAL is the local partner of Samplify FZCO for MedNAIS™. We run a process assessment, prepare a pilot in one unit, digitise 3–5 core SOPs, train the team and provide ongoing support. Get in touch — we’ll schedule a demo.

Ready to try30-minute demo

Let us show the platform on your own processes

We connect one unit or a single procedure room to MedNAIS™ Hub in 1–2 weeks — we digitise 3–5 of your SOPs and reveal the per-staff timing spread on your own data. No payment before the contract is signed.