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When healthcare staff approach a hospital room, it\\u2019s important to know basic things about the patient like their preferred language, whether they\\u2019re in isolation, or whether they\\u2019re not supposed to eat (an NPO order). Traditionally, these facts are handled through physical markers or even buried in the patient record. The \\u201cdigital white board\\u201d and \\u201cdigital door sign\\u201d technologies from eVideon display the necessary information automatically where it\\u2019s clearly visible and provide a look into what the hospital room of the future looks like powered by technology.\\n\\nAmy Bender, Informatics Manager, and Richard Crews, Inpatient Informatics Analyst II, at Tampa General Hospital, describe in this video what it\\u2019s like to have the digital door sign available in their hospital. Information is often taken directly from their EHR and displayed at the entrance to the room. No longer does a nurse have to take extra time to post a physical marker.\\n\\nLearn more about Tampa General Hospital: https://www.tgh.org/\\nLearn more about eVideon: https://www.evideon.com/\\nHealth IT Community: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/