Estate & capacity · North campus 2 alarms--:--:-- UTC
Beds by ward
WRD-3A · Acute medicine26 / 28
WRD-4C · Surgical19 / 24
WRD-6B · Respiratory18 / 20
CCU · Critical care7 / 8
Theatres
TH-1In useTH-2In useTH-3Turnaround TH-4In useTH-5Free 14:00TH-6Closed · AHU
Plant & supply
FR-12 pharmacy fridge 8.4 °CAbove 8 °C for 11 min · WO-20944 raised
AHU-07 filter pressure highServes TH-6 · engineer assigned
MG-1 oxygen manifoldNormal
GEN-B load testDue 16 Oct
Open work orders14
IV giving sets · S-2Reorder raised

A hospital runs on bed management, theatre scheduling, rosters, a building management system, medical-gas alarms and pharmacy stock, each in its own tool.

Affectli models wards, beds, theatres, plant and stock as connected objects. A capacity decision and the facilities behind it are seen together, with access set by classification and role.

  • Capacity and patient-flow command centre

    Beds, theatres and staffing in one live view, by ward and by shift. WardBedTheatreShift
  • Critical equipment and facilities

    Medical gases, power, HVAC and cold chain, with alarms raising work orders for the right engineer. Plant ItemSensorAlarmWork Order
  • Supply and pharmacy inventory

    Stock levels by store, with reorders raised before a shortage reaches the ward. Stock ItemStoreSupplierReorder
Context

Health is a sector under both the CER Directive Annex and NIS2 Annex I.

Sources: Directive (EU) 2022/2557, Annex · NIS2 Directive, Annex I
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