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Out of range readings from vitals devices connected to the Odessa TV box trigger system alerts.
Alerts can be set at the individual patient level.
This page explains how to set custom alerts at the individual patient level.
ℹ️ If custom alerts are not set for the patient, the system default values will apply. ⬇️ Scroll down to the bottom of the page to view default alert trigger values.
ℹ️ Note that alerts for screening answers are configured per screening, not at the individual patient level.
Step 1: Navigate to Patient Profile
Step 1: Navigate to Patient Profile
Click the Vital Alerts tab, then Alert Settings
Step 2: Click + Add Alert Rule
Step 2: Click + Add Alert Rule
This page will display a list of custom alerts that are set for this patient.
Step 3: Set Alert Parameters
Step 3: Set Alert Parameters
Vital Type
Condition
Threshold Value
Alert Severity
Description (system label)
Step 4: Review List Of Alerts
Step 4: Review List Of Alerts
This page will display a list of custom alerts that are set for this patient.
Step 5: Set SMS Number
Step 5: Set SMS Number
Make sure to enter a mobile number in Practice Settings to receive SMS alerts.
Default Alert Trigger Values
Default Alert Trigger Values
Pulse Ox
if pulse ox > 90:
"Typical Sp02"
if pulse ox is between 85-90:
"Low Sp02"
if pulse ox < 85:
"Critical Sp02"
Heart Rate
if heart rate > 150:
"High HR"
if heart rate is between 130 - 150:
"Elevated HR"
if heart rate is between 50 - 130:
"Typical HR"
if heart rate is between 40 - 50:
"Low HR"
if heart rate < 40:
"Very Low HR"
Temperature
if temp > 104:
"High Temp"
if temp is between 100 - 104:
"Elevated Temp"
if temp is between 95 - 100:
"Normal Temp"
Blood Pressure
if systolic >= 140 or diastolic >= 100:
"High BP"
if systolic >= 120 or diastolic >= 90:
"Elevated BP"
if systolic >= 60 or diastolic >= 50:
"Normal BP"
if systolic >= 50 or diastolic >= 40:
"Low BP"
else:
"Very Low BP"
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