Time-critical care, coordinated

The order is written.
The clock is already running.

STAT-60 coordinates doctors, nurses and pharmacy around one shared 60-minute window — from a time-critical antimicrobial order to administration at the bedside.

One patient. One episode. One visible clock.
ACTIVE EPISODE
LIVE
ON TRACK
Patient
A.N. Maseko
Ward
7B · Bed 12
Antimicrobial
Ceftriaxone (STAT)
Ordered
10:24
Doctor order receivedEvery minute matters.

The problem

60 minutes is the target.
109 minutes is the reality.

A 2025 Tygerberg Hospital study found a median sepsis antimicrobial hangtime of 109 minutes. Of evaluable sepsis prescriptions, only 23.2% were administered within 60 minutes.

Read the evidence
109 minMedian sepsis hangtime
23.2%Within 60 minutes
60 minThe clinical target

The prescription is only the beginning.

Once a STAT antimicrobial is ordered, responsibility moves across people, locations and systems. The doctor may not know whether pharmacy has received it. The nurse may not know it is ready. Nobody has one live view of how much time remains.

That coordination gap is what STAT-60 attacks.

The solution

Make the delay visible.
Then make it actionable.

STAT-60 creates one live episode around every time-critical antimicrobial order.

  1. 01

    Prescribe

    Doctor starts a STAT-60 episode. Clock starts automatically.

  2. 02

    Coordinate

    Nursing and pharmacy see the same patient, priority and remaining time.

  3. 03

    Act

    The episode moves from New → In Progress → Ready → Attend Now.

  4. 04

    Complete

    Administration is timestamped at the bedside. Delays keep their context.

No chasing. No guessing. No invisible queue.

One shared picture

Everyone sees the same 60 minutes.

New STAT Episode
Ceftriaxone (STAT) Sepsis · Ward 7B · Bed 12
Episode started

Doctor

Starts the episode and knows the order has entered the workflow.

Ward queue
Attend Now2
Priority3
Watch5
On Track8

Nurse

Sees what needs attention now, what is ready, and how much time remains.

STAT orders
Ceftriaxone12 min
Gentamicin28 min
Meropenem41 min

Pharmacy

Sees time-critical fulfilment separately from routine medication traffic.

Ward 7B
On track8
Watch3
Priority2
Overdue0

Ward team

Gets a shared operational picture without phoning three departments to reconstruct the story.

Time becomes priority

The closer the deadline gets, the harder STAT-60 is to ignore.

60 → 30 minON TRACKEverything progressing
30 → 20 minWATCHKeep an eye
20 → 15 minPRIORITYAction needed soon
< 15 minATTEND NOWImmediate action
0 minOVERDUEEscalate

What STAT-60 is

Not another hospital information system.

STAT-60 does not replace prescribing systems, pharmacy systems or clinical judgement. It sits across the hand-offs between them and answers one much simpler question:

“Has this patient received the treatment yet?”
Shared countdown
Clear ownership
Live status
Complete timeline

Designed around a measured care gap

Built around real South African data.

A 2025 point-prevalence study at Tygerberg Hospital measured antimicrobial prescribing and administration in neonatal and paediatric inpatients. In sepsis cases, median hangtime was 109 minutes and only 23.2% of evaluable prescriptions were administered within 60 minutes.

The researchers specifically recommended informing nursing staff when STAT antimicrobial orders are written to improve timely administration.

View the published study

See the workflow

A 60-minute target needs more than a handwritten “STAT”.

See how STAT-60 turns a prescription into a visible, coordinated episode from order to bedside.

Launch the STAT-60 Demo demo.stat60.co.za Built for demonstration and workflow validation. Not for clinical use.