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Does PCS have any way to manage all resident data to display on a whiteboard or is it something that could be considered in the future? It would be great to see fluids, bowels in real time in a table similar to what hospital wards use!

Most care settings will require either 6 month or yearly reviews of care with the resident/service user alongside a family member/LPOA/Significant person I really think this is important to document in PCS that this has taken place and any actions...

When we put weights monthly or weekly it shows the weight loss in percentage in last 6 months. We need this to be in past 3 months instead as the nutrition teams check the weight loss in 3 months and not in 6 months. It really gets difficult to cl...

When a resident is receiving end of life care this would be a useful icon .

It would be very useful and save a huge amount of time, to be able to import the Daily Sparkle Activities spreadsheet into the activities schedule.

I think a good idea would be to create an automated AI tool that will alert you of any conflicting information, such as if a need has changed and someone has missed it in another area of their care plan, to help keep everything updated and give st...

When linking care notes, would it be possible to update the system to allow linking of multiple care notes at once. Currently, the process of linking is tedious and disjointed

We would like a simple printed leaflet that explains how to log care. Although the video is helpful, it is over an hour long. We would prefer something short, easy to read, and available for quick reference, which could be included in a staff hand...

It would be good for the profile to have the date stamp that the picture is added, so it is easier for the team to complete photograph changes as per the service policy e.g. 6 months.

We have recently had our PAMMS assessment and one of the things we were assessed as partially compliant with was personalisation of care notes. Staff regularly use the autofill option when completing care notes as part of planned care actions rath...