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See what your ED looks like in NEDOCS

Move the sliders on the left to model a shift. The headline score, the four-axis resilience radar, the contribution by variable, and every tile recompute live. When you find a picture that matches your hospital, save the scenario and we'll set you up.

Why these inputs

Start from a typical shift

NEDOCS variables

Total ED patients 48

ED beds 32

Inpatient admits in ED 9

Hospital IP beds (facility) 230

1:1 / critical care patients in ED 3

Longest boarding admit (min) 130

Last door-to-bed time (min) 45

Context modifiers

Downstream beds available 12 / 140

ICU + PCU + Tele + Med-Surg open beds / total capacity

RNs on duty / par 8 / 10

Hallway patients 4

Waiting room patients 12

Door-to-provider (min) 35

Hospital census % 88

Charge nurse feel

1 = calm · 5 = overwhelmed 3

Operational flags

ED diversion Trauma divert Charge in care Transfers closed Incident command

BUSY

Busy

NEDOCS 51–100 · elevated activity, still within normal levers.

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Resilience radar

Input pressure

Where today's pressure is coming from. NEDOCS still says "how bad"; this says "from where" (Ouda et al. 2025).

Score contribution by variable

The Weiss 2004 formula is linear — every variable has a closed-form share of the total.

Live tiles

Longest boarder

2h 10m

— contributes —% of score

Downstream beds

12 / 140

House —% full

Staffing

8 / 10 RN

Ratio —

Charge nurse feel

3/5

Updates every shift

Hallway census

Kuhn 2025: hallway placement at high NEDOCS reduces likelihood-to-recommend by 0.38 pt.

Door-to-provider

35 min

Front-end wait window

Shift intelligence (heuristic preview)

Ops counts only — no PHI

Generated below from the values on the left.

In production, this is either a deterministic heuristic or, with an opt-in API key, an LLM running under your BAA. Follow local hospital policy and clinical judgment.

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