Priority Level And Color; Category Color - ASCOM Myco User Manual

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7.3.1

Priority Level and Color

Alerts from patient monitoring systems are prioritized depending on their priority level, in
the order shown in the following table:
High priority
Low priority
NOTE: A "Code Blue" (crisis) alert is always prioritized as high priority (1), and always
overrides any system warning, or phone call.
The alert priority is shown by use of colors, as follows:
• The color-coded LED priority beacon show the priority color of incoming alerts.
• A bar with the priority color to the left of each alert in the Alert view.
• A red frame around high priority (1) alerts.
NOTE: The alert priority colors follow the MDD standards and cannot be altered.
Priority Color Priority
Red
Yellow
Cyan
7.3.2

Category Color

IMPORTANT: There is no priority handling for category colors, they are used for information
Categories can be used to label alerts with a color, for example to show which room, or
patient group, the alert is coming from.
3 October 2017 / Ver. H
7. Alerts
1 "Code Blue" (crisis) alert/high priority alert/system warning
2 Phone call
3 (Medium/Low) Alert
IMPORTANT: A "Code Blue" (crisis) alert, or a high priority alert, is
always prioritized as (1).
4 Conversation message
Used for Event
Crisis/ "Code Blue" crisis alert/
High High priority alert
Medium Medium priority alert
Low Low priority alert
only. Alerts from patient monitoring systems will always use their priority
color, and cannot be labeled with a category color.
Indications (if enabled)
Top display notification, red flashing
LED priority beacon, sound, and
vibrator. Red frame around the alert if
the priority is crisis (1).
IMPORTANT: These indications are
always enabled, and cannot be turned
off
Top display notification, yellow
flashing LED priority beacon, sound,
and vibrator.
Top display notification, fixed cyan LED
priority beacon, sound, and vibrator.
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