Edan Central Nursing Station Features
- Connection of up to 128 bedside fetal/maternal monitors.
- Bi-directional communication of patient ID and alarming setup.
- Time synchronization.
- Built-in antepartum CTG & NICHD analysis function.
- Large capacity of storage up to 100,000 records.
- Up to 200 groups of NIBP data for each record.
- Review of events, CTG waveforms, trends, and NIBP data.
- Remote monitoring from different locations via CNS Client.
- Supports for 32 people to be logged in at the same time.
- User authority allocation to protect patient information.
- Annotations and comments.
- Built-in partogram for labor storage management.
- Export PDF and JPG format report.
- JPG format signatures on the report.
- User-defined hospital information on the report.
- American/international printing format on A4 paper by external printer.
- Wired and wireless central monitoring system solution.
- HL7 support.
- Windows 10 compatibility.
What our Experts Think
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Comprehensive Monitoring: Connects up to 128 bedside fetal/maternal monitors, supporting real-time surveillance of up to 32 monitors simultaneously.
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Advanced Data Analysis: Offers built-in antepartum CTG & NICHD analysis, assessing fetal heart rate variability, accelerations, decelerations, and uterine activity.
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Extensive Data Storage: Capable of storing up to 100,000 patient records, including 200 groups of NIBP data per record and 12 hours of dynamic short trends.
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Efficient Reporting: Enables export of reports in PDF and JPG formats, with customizable hospital information and signature options.
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Flexible Networking: Supports both wired and wireless connections, ensuring adaptability to various hospital infrastructures.
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User-Friendly Interface: Compatible with Windows 10, featuring a dual-display setup for enhanced workflow and up to 32 simultaneous user logins.
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Remote Access: Facilitates remote monitoring through the CNS Client, allowing healthcare providers to access patient data from different locations.
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HL7 Integration: Supports HL7 communication, enabling seamless data exchange with other hospital information systems.
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Customizable Alarming: Provides bi-directional communication for patient ID and alarm setup, with configurable alarm levels and annotations.
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Partogram Integration: Includes a built-in partogram for labor stage management, aiding in real-time decision-making during delivery.
Q&A
Q: What is the Edan Central Nursing Station (EDN-MFM-CNS)?
A: A central monitoring system for obstetric care that integrates fetal and maternal monitoring, alarm management, data storage, and reporting in one platform.
Q: How many monitors can it support?
A: Connects up to 128 bedside monitors, displaying data from up to 32 simultaneously.
Q: What parameters does it monitor?
A: Fetal heart rate (FHR), uterine activity, maternal heart rate, SpO₂, NIBP, CO₂, temperature, and pulse.
Q: Does it have alarm features?
A: Yes, with adjustable audio and visual alarms for high, medium, and low levels per bedside monitor.
Q: How is data stored and reviewed?
A: Stores up to 100,000 records with 24-hour monitoring per record; includes waveform, trend, and event review.
Q: What reporting options are available?
A: Exports in PDF and JPG formats; includes CTG waveforms, trend graphs, and alarm tables.
Q: Is remote monitoring possible?
A: Yes, supports multiple simultaneous remote logins through CNS Client software.
Q: What system requirements are needed?
A: Compatible with Windows 10, wired/wireless networks, and HL7 interoperability.
Q: Which monitors are compatible?
A: Works with Edan monitors including Elite V8, iM80, iM50, iM9, iM8, M80, M50, and M3 series
Maintenance Tips
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Regular Software Updates: Periodically check for and install software updates to benefit from the latest features and improvements.
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Data Backup: Regularly back up patient data to secure storage to prevent data loss.
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System Compatibility: Ensure that your PC meets the system requirements for the software to function correctly.
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Proper Storage: Store the USB Sentinel and software CD in a safe, dry environment to prevent physical damage.
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User Training: Ensure that all users are adequately trained in using the software to prevent operational errors.
