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Post fall checks need more detail prompts (as listed in other "ideas") and require personalisation features i.e., When a resident has more than one fall in a short period of time the post fall checks duplicate. The system needs to recognise this a...

We found that we are missing out so many activities opportunities to be registered due to insufficient icons therefore the general activity icon is over used with not real reflection of what goes on for a resident. For example there are no one to ...

Could you consider a body map feature on the handset- this would help when care staff are taking pictures and would not rely on communication to senior staff members to log on the desk top

Accident & Incident Management sign-off notes should be fully visible without requiring the use of a scroll function. These notes can often be complex and lengthy, and critical details may be missed if hidden behind scrollbars. The full conten...

What is the Supportive and Palliative Care Indicators Tool (SPICT™)? SPICT™ is a guide describing clinical signs that can help identify patients who are at risk of deteriorating and dying from one or more advanced conditions (www.spict.org.uk). SP...

Good afternoon, We have been notified that wheel chair risk assessment are now part of the CQC regulation on safe

We have a Namaste room within our home, Having a "Namaste" icon would be easier for staff to follow use and there will be clear documentation instead of the namaste room being used under different icons making it unclear to review the effectivenes...

Could we have a feature for carers to read a care plan and to tick / sign that they have read it?

My question is whether the wound assessment could have a box/section where it says ‘NOK informed’ and then ‘Notes’ so you can include a note of the conversation - similar to the falls, accidents/incidents and that would prompt the staff doing the ...