210 / A
AlarmChemotherapy · 12 ml/h
FPMS connects Terumo infusion pumps into one real-time dashboard, helping nursing teams monitor medication delivery, alarms, device status, and patient-room activity from a single station.
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210 / A
AlarmChemotherapy · 12 ml/h
211 / B
RunningNorepinephrine · 5 ml/h
212 / A
WarningSedation · 8 ml/h
213 / C
RunningSaline 0.9% · 40 ml/h
201 / A
RunningSaline · 50 ml/h
204 / B
WarningAntibiotic · 25 ml/h
206 / A
RunningDextrose 5% · 35 ml/h
215 / C
OfflineRinger Lactate · —
E1 / 01
RunningSaline 0.9% · 60 ml/h
E3 / 02
WarningAnalgesic · 10 ml/h
310 / A
RunningChemotherapy · 15 ml/h
312 / B
WarningChemotherapy · 18 ml/h
314 / A
RunningAnti-emetic · 20 ml/h
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Manual pump checks consume valuable nursing time
Alarms may be noticed late during busy shifts
Device status is scattered across patient rooms
Medication delivery visibility depends on physical rounds
Operational teams lack centralized historical insights
FPMS brings the entire infusion pump environment into one centralized view.
FPMS brings pump status, patient-room context, alarms, reports, and hospital integration into one centralized monitoring experience built for modern nursing stations.
Monitor all connected infusion pumps across patient rooms from one unified nursing station dashboard — no more walking room to room to check status.
See every device's status the instant it changes — running, stopped, connected, or low battery — with alerts the moment something needs attention.
Connect every device to patient name, MRN, room number, and bed number for complete clinical context.
Critical alerts for medication completion, line occlusion, low battery, disconnection, or a stopped device.
Replace manual room-to-room rounds with one view that shows every pump's status at a glance.
Keep a complete monitoring history for shift reviews, incident analysis, and operational reporting.
Built to connect with hospital systems such as HIS and EMR, depending on available APIs and integration scope.
Role-based access, audit logs, secure communication, and data encryption protect every connected device.
A single nursing station view of active infusions, alarms, and device health — built for fast scanning during busy shifts.
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A Connected Workflow That Turns Device Signals into Nursing Station Visibility
FPMS connects the infusion pump, patient-room context, communication gateway, integration engine, and nursing station dashboard into one organized monitoring workflow.
The pump generates operational data such as rate, volume, time remaining, battery, and alarms.
Device information is associated with patient name, MRN, room number, and bed number.
The gateway receives pump signals and prepares them for system processing.
The integration layer maps device data into a structured monitoring format.
The server organizes live status, historical records, and alert information.
Nurses view connected pump status and alerts from one central dashboard.
Patient and workflow integration can be planned based on hospital system readiness.
Instead of relying only on room-to-room manual rounds, FPMS brings connected pump status into one nursing station view.
Pump data becomes more useful when linked with patient, MRN, room, and bed information.
Pump events and alerts become visible faster with room and device context.
Every alarm is prioritized by clinical urgency, so nursing teams know what needs attention first.
Infusion Completed
Occlusion / Line Blockage
Low Battery
Device Stopped
Connection Lost
Pump Error
Rate Changed
Volume Near Completion
See exactly what changes for your nursing team once FPMS replaces manual rounds with one connected view.
FPMS is designed to fit into the systems hospitals already run, extending visibility rather than replacing existing infrastructure.
Connect FPMS with hospital information and medical records systems to align pump visibility with patient context and clinical workflows.
Extend critical pump alerts into nurse call and hospital-wide alerting workflows for faster response across care units.
Bring pump status into existing central monitoring platforms, room management systems, and mobile apps used by care teams.
Integration availability depends on hospital system readiness, APIs, network architecture, and approved clinical workflow.
FPMS is architected around access control, data protection, and operational continuity for critical hospital environments.
Authentication
Role-Based Access Control
Audit Logs
Secure Communication
Data Encryption
Data Privacy
Backup & Recovery
High Availability
Database Replication
Automatic Failover
Improved nursing efficiency
Reduced manual monitoring effort
Faster response to pump alerts
Enhanced patient safety visibility
Better operational oversight
Support for digital transformation
Historical data for reporting and review
| Metric | Before FPMS | After FPMS |
|---|---|---|
| Device follow-up time | High | Reduced |
| Alert response | Delayed | Faster |
| Nursing effort | High | Lower |
| Patient safety visibility | Limited | Enhanced |
| Operational efficiency | Manual | Centralized |
Book a live demo to explore how FPMS connects infusion pumps, patient rooms, alerts, and nursing workflows into one real-time monitoring experience.
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FPMS (Fusion Pump Monitoring System) is a centralized platform that gives nursing teams real-time visibility into infusion pump status, alarms, and medication delivery across patient rooms from a single nursing station dashboard.
No. FPMS does not replace infusion pumps. It monitors data from connected Terumo infusion pumps and displays it centrally to support nursing visibility and response.
FPMS is designed to integrate with Terumo infusion pumps, collecting operational data such as infusion rate, volume, battery, and alarms for centralized display.
FPMS is built to be integration-ready with HIS and EMR systems. Actual integration scope depends on the hospital's available APIs, network architecture, and approved clinical workflow.
Yes. FPMS displays real-time alerts for events such as occlusion, low battery, connection loss, infusion completion, and pump errors.
Yes. The nursing station dashboard is designed to show all connected pumps, organized by ward, room, and bed, from a single screen.
FPMS stores monitoring history to support operational review, reporting, and analysis over time.
Yes. FPMS is designed to support ICU, inpatient wards, emergency, and oncology environments where infusion pump monitoring is required.
Implementation typically requires an assessment of network readiness, device inventory, integration scope, and coordination with hospital IT and nursing leadership.
Yes. You can book a live demo using the form on this page, and the WOW Digital Healthcare Solutions team will contact you to schedule a session.
Choose a suitable date and time to discuss FPMS, review your hospital workflow, and explore the right implementation approach for your facility.
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