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Solace Hospital Operations Dashboard Template
Solace is a single-file HTML dashboard that puts hospital bed state, ED flow, theatre schedules, nurse staffing, and discharge blockers on five linked views.
Solace is a hospital operations dashboard template built as one self-contained HTML file. It runs the fictional Meridian North Campus, a 340 licensed bed site, and answers the question a house supervisor asks every hour: where are the beds, the patients, and the staff right now. The file opens in any browser, needs no build step, and draws every chart as inline SVG with no chart library.
The file splits its screen into five numbered views. Census renders a live bed map of Building A with four bed states (occupied, free, cleaning, blocked) and per-bed hover detail. Emergency tracks 41 patients in department and a 24 minute median door to provider time against a 30 minute target. Theatres shows six rooms on one 07:00 to 18:00 timeline with a delayed case docket. Staffing compares nurse to patient ratios against ward targets, and Patient flow charts 14 days of admissions against discharges.
What is inside Solace
- Bed map of Building A across 5 inpatient wards with 4 bed states (occupied, free, cleaning, blocked)
- ED panel with door to provider median of 24 min against a 30 min target, p90 of 61 min, and left without being seen at 1.8%
- Arrivals by hour bar chart covering 219 arrivals with the 15:00 peak and the current hour marked
- Operating theatre timeline for 6 rooms from 07:00 to 18:00 with hatched turnover blocks and 21 booked cases
- Delayed case docket listing 3 delayed cases with case number, room, procedure, and cause
- Nurse to patient ratio table by ward with target, actual, load, and status columns across Day, Evening, and Night shifts
- Unfilled shifts list for the next 72 hours with 6 open lines and $9,840 estimated agency exposure
- Admissions versus discharges chart over 14 days with a net balance figure
- Length of stay by service line rendered as quartile boxes with a median tick
- Blocked discharge list naming 5 patients with ward, days fit, and the holding reason
Specifications
| Format | Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step |
|---|---|
| Theme | Porcelain Teal |
| Mood | Light |
| Category | Health |
| Price | $6.99, one-time |
Who Solace is for
The Census view serves a house supervisor placing admissions: the ward map shows free and cleaning beds per ward, and the admission pressure panel counts 14 pending placements and 9 ED boarders.
The Emergency view serves an ED medical director watching door to provider median (24 min, p90 61 min), left without being seen rate (1.8%, 4 of 219 arrivals), and the longest current wait at 2:47 hours to decide when to open fast track.
The theatre timeline serves an operating room manager: 21 booked cases, first case on time in 5 of 6 rooms, and a 28 minute median turnover against target tell her where the day slips.
The Staffing view serves a nursing director covering gaps: 6 unfilled shifts in the next 72 hours carry an estimated $9,840 agency exposure, and ratio breaches render in coral so she can move float pool staff first.
The Patient flow view serves a patient flow lead working the discharge side: 27% of discharges before noon against a 33% target, a 94 minute median bed turnaround, and 5 fit patients blocked on placement, transport, or pharmacy.
When to reach for it
Solace fits a hospital ops prototype that needs a credible command center screen fast. It replaces the spreadsheet census emailed at 07:00 and stale by 08:00.
Solace suits demos to clinical stakeholders, because every panel pairs a real number with its target: door to provider against 30 minutes, discharge before noon against 33%.
Solace replaces the weekly patient flow slide deck: 14 days of admissions versus discharges, length of stay by service line, and a blocked discharge list are already laid out.
Solace beats a BI tool setup when one analyst needs a file to host or email. There is no database to configure; the sample data lives inside the file.
Frequently asked questions
Does Solace connect to a live hospital system?
No, Solace does not connect to a live hospital system. Solace ships with sample data inside the file, and the bed map, ED timers, and theatre schedule render from those values, so you edit the markup or wire in your own data source to go live.
Can I change the wards, bed counts, or targets?
Yes, you can change the wards, bed counts, and targets. The wards, bed states, and targets like the 30 minute door to provider goal are plain markup in the single file, so renaming a ward or adding a room is a text edit, not a rebuild.
What does Solace need to run?
Solace needs one HTML file and a browser to run. The file's charts are inline SVG drawn by its own script, and the only external request is Google Fonts; the layout works if fonts fail.
Is Solace suited to a small clinic instead of a hospital?
No, Solace is not suited to a small clinic. Solace models a 340 bed campus with theatres and an ED, so it fits hospital-scale operations. For clinic scheduling, Pulse Clinic covers appointments, no-show rate, and a patient roster instead.
