People
Understand how work flows through people.
People knows when each person on a team is where the work is: on a ward round, in the OPD, at a case review. A small badge does it, with nothing to press and nothing to fill in.
General Medicine TeamToday · 10:45
Ward Rounding(0 more)
Ward 7
Nalintra Srisakorn07:04–08:01 · 57m
Ward Rounding(0 more)
Ward 5
Darika Phumiphat07:34–08:49 · 1h 15m
Daily Examination – OPD(0 more)
Outpatient Center
Niran Phongchai08:05 · 2h 40m
Critical Care Rounding(0 more)
CCU
Kamala Ratchanee08:36–09:20 · 44m
Consulting and Prescription(0 more)
Ward 7
Nalintra Srisakorn09:07–09:44 · 37m
Ward Rounding(1 more)
Ward 7
Kamala Ratchanee09:38–10:26 · 48m
Case Review Session(0 more)
Medical Office
Manit Sorasak10:09 · 36m
Daily Examination – OPD(0 more)
Outpatient Center
Phuwadon Rattanakorn10:38 · 7m
Each card is a presence: five minutes or more in a zone, such as a ward, and the work done in its areas. Places are named to the ward or the room, never a point on a map, and live positions stay masked until someone asks to see one, with a record of who asked.
How a presence happens
Nobody checks in. A badge is seen by the access points it passes, and People’s rule does the rest: five minutes in a zone, such as a ward, begin a presence, and ten minutes away close it. Inside the zone, the time in each Area of Interest is taken to be the work bound to that area. Here is Dr. Kamala’s ward round this morning, as People saw it.
Kamala RatchaneeConsultant10:45
Ward 7Internal Medicine
10 min out
Ward 7 – Patient Rooms
Ward Rounding
Ward 7 – Nurse Station
Consulting and Prescription
- First hit in Ward 7, in its patient rooms.
- Five minutes in: a presence in Ward 7 begins, counted from 09:38. Her time in the patient rooms is Ward Rounding, as a rule for the General Medicine Team binds it.
- At the Nurse Station: Consulting and Prescription, still within the same presence in Ward 7.
- Ten minutes out of Ward 7: the presence closes at her last hit, 10:26. 48 minutes in Ward 7, split by area.
Presence Summary
Ward 7Internal Medicine
2 areas visited48m
- Ward 7 – Patient RoomsWard Rounding43m
- Ward 7 – Nurse StationConsulting and Prescription3m
Fair to each person
People is about individuals, and we don’t pretend otherwise. So we built it to be fair to them. Live places are masked by default. Seeing one takes a reason, and every look is recorded: who looked, at whom, why and when.
General Medicine Team10:45
NameBadgeLocationLast seen
Anongnart VichitkornDoctor OnlineBLE badge •••••• Just now
Darika PhumiphatIntern OfflineBLE badge •••••• 1h 56m ago
Jirayu VichaiDoctor OnlineBLE badge •••••• Just now
Kamala RatchaneeConsultant OnlineBLE badge •••••• Just now
Manit SorasakConsultant OnlineBLE badge •••••• Just now
Nalintra SrisakornDoctor OfflineBLE badge •••••• 1h 1m ago
Niran PhongchaiDoctor OnlineBLE badge Outpatient CenterInternal Medicine Just now
Phuwadon RattanakornIntern OnlineBLE badge •••••• Just now
See Niran Phongchai’s location
ReasonUrgent consult, Ward 5
Location access
- Prasert Thongchai (Head of Medical Staff) saw Niran Phongchai’s locationUrgent consult, Ward 5
People starts from one assumption: where a person is, and for how long, is sensitive. So privacy isn’t a policy written beside the system and hoped for. It is built into how the system behaves, how its records are reached, and how much of them anyone can see. Six protections do that work, on every screen, every day.
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Stealth Mode
Niran••••••See location Live places are masked by default. Seeing one is a request, never a glance.
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Location access audit trail
- 10:45Prasert → Niran
- 09:12Suda → Darika
Every look at a place is recorded: who looked, at whom, why and when.
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03
Delayed display
Records can appear only after a delay, so they serve planning, not watching.
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Role-based visibility
Each role sees what its work needs, and no more.
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05
Non-observant by default
Nothing is recorded until the hospital decides what to observe, and why: here, Ward 9’s rooms, for Ward Rounding.
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06
Signals, not scores
A prompt to ask, never a verdict: each person against their own usual, never against colleagues.
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01
Stealth Mode
Niran••••••See location Live places are masked by default. Seeing one is a request, never a glance.
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02
Location access audit trail
- 10:45Prasert → Niran
- 09:12Suda → Darika
Every look at a place is recorded: who looked, at whom, why and when.
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03
Delayed display
Records can appear only after a delay, so they serve planning, not watching.
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04
Role-based visibility
Each role sees what its work needs, and no more.
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05
Non-observant by default
Nothing is recorded until the hospital decides what to observe, and why: here, Ward 9’s rooms, for Ward Rounding.
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06
Signals, not scores
A prompt to ask, never a verdict: each person against their own usual, never against colleagues.
From one person to the whole hospital
People helps a hospital see how time, movement and activity unfold across its teams and spaces. Beyond one team’s morning, these are the screens that show the whole of it, as People’s own web console has them.
01 Every presence, after a delay
The Presence screen lists every stay in a zone: who, where, when, for how long, and the work it held. Records appear only twelve hours after they end, so they serve planning, not watching. Here, last night’s stay arrives as its twelve hours pass.
Presence
Shown after a 12-hour delay 02 How a zone is used
Each zone keeps its traffic: how long it was occupied, by what kind of work, in which of its areas. This is Ward 7 this morning, with Dr. Nalintra’s and Dr. Kamala’s rounds inside it.
03 Routine work, by team
Recurring work is defined once, binding teams and zones together. Here is Ward Rounding today across every team, with the time People can’t be sure of kept apart, never guessed.
04 Zones, drawn your way
A zone follows how the work is organized, not the lines of the floor plan. Rooms are grouped into Areas of Interest, each bound to its work. Corridors belong to none, so they are never observed.
05 The whole hospital, at a glance
The Real Time Dashboard counts the hospital as it is now: who is in a zone, which zones are busy or empty, and how today’s time has been spent, hour by hour. Numbers, not names.
Real Time Dashboard
Last update: In Real-Time One system, many roles
Doctors are where this page began, not where People ends. Every role in a hospital moves differently, works under different constraints, and needs its own understanding of presence and activity. One system serves them all, each in a workspace of its own.
Doctors
Ward rounds, consultations and on-call duty, without interrupting care.
Nurses
The coordination and movement across the ward that shape a day’s workload.
Patients
Where it is right to: less waiting, safer and more predictable journeys.
Technicians
Technical work across wards and service areas, answered faster.
Housekeeping
Cleaning routines and coverage, without manual reporting.
Security
Sensitive and restricted areas covered, and ready to respond.
One badge, set up on a phone
Linking a person to a badge takes a phone and a moment: choose the member, find the badge nearby, assign it. No forms and no specialist tools, and it can be changed or removed whenever assignments change. Here is Dr. Mana’s first morning.
08:02
Select a device
Select a device to assign to the chosen member.
BluetoothQR CodeNFC
- F4:D6:0B:29:AA:3C-38 dBmBattery Level: 96%
- A1:C4:5D:9E:23:7F-52 dBmBattery Level: 92%
- 4B:2E:F0:8A:11:CD-61 dBmBattery Level: 75%
- 9D:44:7B:3C:E2:56-70 dBmBattery Level: 81%
- C8:4B:2A:90:6D:B3-81 dBmBattery Level: 78%
Filter results0 devices found
Mana Morakodpun is now set up.
F4:D6:0B:29:AA:3C-38 dBm
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Welcome, Dr. Mana Morakodpun
Specialist, General Medicine Team
Bound today at 08:02
Observation rules
Ward Rounding
G General Medicine TeamWard 7Patient Rooms
G General Medicine TeamWard 7VIP Patient Rooms
G General Medicine TeamWard 5Patient Rooms
Consulting and Prescription
G General Medicine TeamWard 7Nurse Station
G General Medicine TeamWard 5Nurse Station
Case Review Session
G General Medicine TeamMedical OfficeConference Room 2
Daily Examination – OPD
Mana MorakodpunOutpatient CenterExam Rooms
People, now in action
People is at work in a hospital now, every day, reading each badge by its rules and keeping every stay. This is what it has captured so far, and it is still counting.
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