Device days are counted separately from bedside necessity review.
central line and urinary catheter tracking software
In development
Keep every line and catheter visible from insertion to removal.
DeviceGuard supports the operational work surrounding central lines and urinary catheters. Teams can document the approved indication, review ongoing necessity and keep the next required action visible without turning the product into an autonomous clinical decision-maker.
Designed for infection prevention, critical care & unit leaders.
Runs on iOS and Android.
Focused workflowEvery line and catheter, from insertion to removal.
NurseSuiteBuilt for healthcare operations
The operational challenge
Make recurring work easier to see and complete.
Exceptions can be difficult to trace back to the protocol basis.
Removal decisions and deferrals are not consistently visible to unit leadership.
Capabilities
Purpose-built for this workflow.
A focused tool with clear boundaries, designed to fit the systems and equipment teams already use.
Bedside device workflow
Scan the bed and work from the active central-line or catheter record.
Indication and necessity review
Record the selected approved basis and the clinician's disposition.
Transparent exceptions
Show the rule, observed value and threshold behind a workflow exception.
Leadership rollups
Send unit-level, no-PHI work summaries to the NurseSuite Command Center.
A practical workflow
From the work in front of the team to a clearer record.
- 1
Activate a facility-approved protocol and indication set.
- 2
Register the device against a bed and record the insertion context.
- 3
Complete maintenance and necessity reviews on the approved cadence.
- 4
Document completion, deferral, escalation or removal and review unit rollups.
Important boundary
NurseSuite supports operational workflows and qualified professional review. It does not replace clinical judgment, required reporting, an organization's policies, or regulatory obligations.
Best fit
Built for teams responsible for reliable daily operations.
Start with the workflow and unit where the operational burden is clearest.
- Infection prevention teams
- Critical care leaders
- Nurse managers
- Quality departments
Related tools
Connect the next part of the workflow.
Plan a practical start
Request a workflow review