Hospital @ Night

H@N is an integral part of our suite of mobile apps that allows our customers to manage their Hospital at Night service by providing the ability to raise tasks via mobile devices for patients who require interventions during the out of hours period.

Tasks raised can be managed by a coordinator who can allocate tasks to the hospital at night team and manage those tasks through to completion.

The Hospital at night app improves patient safety by ensuring tasks raised during this critical time period are dealt with in an appropriate time frame.

Clinical tasks can be raised via mobile devices for patients needing overnight interventions. A dedicated coordinator manages these tasks, allocating them to the Hospital at Night team and tracking progress through to completion, supporting timely care and improving patient safety.

Hospital @ Night: Supporting staff

MAXIMS Hospital @ Night is built to take the pressure off. A centralised digital coordination hub for out-of-hours care. It replaces outdated manual systems with a streamlined platform that enables clear communication, task management, and rapid escalation.

Clinical tasks can be raised via mobile devices for patients needing overnight interventions. A dedicated coordinator manages these tasks, allocating them to the Hospital at Night team and tracking progress through to completion, supporting timely care and improving patient safety.

Benefits for Healthcare Professionals

• Clear task visibility across wards and teams

• Frees up clinical time – no more chasing bleeps

• Smarter prioritisation of urgent and time sensitive tasks

• Real-time updates and communication

• Fewer clinical incidents through effective task tracking

• Reduces staff fatigue and cognitive overload

Improving care: For everyone

When hospitals run smoothly at night, patients stay safer. MAXIMS Hospital @ Night ensures that even during out-of-hours periods, care remains timely, coordinated, and responsive - reducing risks when patients are most vulnerable.

Benefits for patients:

• Faster responses to clinical needs

• Improved continuity of care

• Fewer delays and missed interventions

• Reduced length of admission

• Patients with greatest clinical need are prioritised

• Reduced risk of harm through proactive monitoring and timely interventions

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