Neonova by Epigones Group - Report Patient Intake Curves

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Neonova - the software program offered by Abbott Nutrition to meet the special needs of healthcare professionals who clinically manage the nutritional care of premature infants.

NOTE: Product only available for Canadian customers.

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Report Patient Intake Curves

Thursday, 24 January 2008

In this tutorial, you will learn about Report Patient Intake Curves

View the tutorial video.

The Intake curves report provides a visual short-cut to three (3) pre-selected nutrients: Calories, Volume and Proteins for all intake action days.

From the current patient panel inside the Nursery main form:

the following windows allows the selection of intake curves.

CAL: Intake curve selection for Calories.

VOL: Intake curve selection for Volume.

PRO: Intake curve selection for Proteins.

Show numeric values allows to display absolute values above dot plotting.

Category: Enteral, IV or both.
Category selection for intakes.

X-axis: Age or Corrected Age
X-axis unit will use Real Age or Corrected Age.

Draw marks on graph
The Draw mark flag allows the visualization of the monitored values inside the graph.

The listing

Then the graphs