Make your bedside sheet

Free for any hospital. Print one for each bed, laminate it, and hang it on the wall by the bed head, within reach of the patient. Patients scan it to see what to look out for with their IV line, urinary catheter or dressing, in their own language.

CountryUsed to suggest languages for the sheet.

Hospital or organization nameShown on the sheet and on the patient's phone. Optional.

Your logo

Optional. Printed at the top of the sheet. It stays on this computer and isn't uploaded. Only add a logo your organization allows you to use.

Unit or team nameShown on the sheet and on the patient's phone. Optional.

Call-for-advice numberFor routine questions. Include the area code. Leave blank for none.

Languages on the sheet (up to 3, in order)

Paper size

Address inside the QR code

The numbers and unit name sit after the #. Phones read them, but browsers never send that part to our server, so Timertag never receives them. Nothing typed on this page is sent anywhere unless you tick the box below.

I have read and accept the Bedside Guide Download and Usage Agreement on behalf of my organization. Read the agreement Let Timertag know we're using the Bedside Guide (optional)Sends only your hospital or organization name, country and sheet languages when you print, so we can see where the Bedside Guide is used. Never your unit name, phone number or anything about patients.

Before printing many, scan the preview with your phone and check every number and name.
Print in color at 100% scale (no "fit to page").
Patients without a smartphone: the call box and the language list still work on paper.

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Preview. The printed sheet fills the page.