Advance directives and code status
Next releaseA patient's wishes about resuscitation and care, kept as versions, with a banner on the chart and chips on the boards.
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A patient's wishes about resuscitation and care, kept as versions, with a banner on the chart and chips on the boards.
When a patient leaves, a cleaning job appears for the housekeeper, so beds are ready faster. Housekeepers see beds, never patients.
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy plans, cycles, doses checked by a second clinician, and a running radiation total.
Mental-capacity assessments, legal authorisations, a restricted safeguarding log, and a restraint and seclusion register.
The record of a catheter procedure: safety checks, the pause before starting, devices and lot numbers, radiation dose and site checks.
Same-day stays: booking, who escorts the patient home, a discharge readiness score, and turning the stay into an admission if needed.
A per-tooth chart, a multi-visit treatment plan with an estimate and consent flags, and recall dates.
The prescription, each session with machine readings, and nurse sign-off.
A doctor or dietitian orders a patient's diet, and the kitchen and ward see one list of who gets what.
A standard score from a patient's vital signs that raises one escalation task when it is high. Advice only.
Urgency categories, a clock that can pause, a forecast of who will breach their target, and a name-free report.
Courses of nurse home visits, with concerns flagged for the doctor.
Hospital-acquired infection cases, isolation flags, hand-hygiene checks, colour-coded waste logs, and monthly rates.
Antenatal visits, labour charting with alerts outside safe ranges, the delivery summary and checks after birth.
Nurses record each dose given on the ward, with who gave it and when, so nothing is missed or given twice.
Falls, pressure sores, nutrition, pain, daily living and clot-risk scores with risk bands, reassessment reminders and a ward board.
Internal registers for donation and transplant tracking, kept by a new transplant coordinator role. No allocation algorithm and no upload to a national registry.
A doctor refers a patient for physiotherapy, occupational or speech therapy; a clinician accepts or declines, and sessions are delivered and recorded.
A structured handover (ISBAR) between staff that the receiver must acknowledge; corrections are new handovers.
Schedules a multidisciplinary meeting, records who attended, puts patients on the agenda with the board's question, and records the recommendation once enough people are present.
Staff report a suspected drug reaction; a pharmacist reviews it and may add the drug to the patient's allergy list. A name-free file can be exported for onward reporting.
Donors, units of blood, screening results and stock levels in one place.
Drug schedules, prescriber registration numbers, numbered prescriptions with validity, and an inspector export approved by a second person.
Non-drug supplies, requests from departments and a stock ledger.
A register of implanted devices by unique ID, matching safety notices to patients, and a report draft that is never sent.
Follows a specimen's journey, handles rejected specimens and tests sent outside, and records quality control.
Concept lists the hospital is licensed to use, search, and links from lab tests and medicines to the standard codes.
Follows tissue and cell specimens from receipt through cutting and slides to a doctor's signed report, with later additions kept as addenda.
Walk-in customers, returns handled as credit notes, and saved sale templates.
Goods received, reorder alerts, requests from wards and over-the-counter sales.
A numbered prescription with the doctor's licence and a validity window, which a pharmacist verifies and dispenses once.
Scanner time slots, safety screening before a scan, and patient arrivals.
Suggests what to order from past use, flags stock-outs and over-stock, and lists items near expiry.
Instrument sets, sterilisation loads and their indicators, issue to theatre, and recall if a load fails.
Suppliers, quotations compared before an award, purchase orders approved within a department budget, and goods received matched against the supplier's invoice. No patient data.
Supplier invoices matched to what was ordered and received, with tax split and payment.
Stock levels on each ward, scanning barcodes, and a witnessed register of controlled drugs.
Birth notifications from the delivery record, and death certificates with the cause of death, verified by a second doctor.
Loadable code sets with validity dates, search, and a coder queue where doctors answer coding queries.
A patient's health address, consents and a log of shared records. Local only; no connection to the national gateway.
A patient's preferred language, an interpreter-needed flag and request log, and draft Arabic and Hindi screens with right-to-left layout.
Numbered sick-leave, fitness, travel and visa certificates anyone can verify with a code.
Tracks paper folders, codes and signs off discharged records, and handles requests for copies.
Injury findings, police intimation, sealed samples with chain of custody; doctors only and never edited.
Checks the format of national IDs from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Brazil, Chile and Saudi Arabia, and records a preferred name.
A patient's summary in the international format, issued only with consent and logged. Nothing is sent anywhere.
A register for patients' requests about their data, with due dates and identity checks, plus a breach register with deadlines.
Clinician licences and facility registrations with expiry. Format checked only; never verified with the regulator.
A register of how data is used, retention rules, legal holds, and disposal certificates signed by two people. Nothing is deleted.
A ledger of disclosures with a multi-year accounting, a log of items held back from the portal, and portal release rules.
Groups discharged stays by rules you load, with case-mix index and length of stay against benchmark. A model, not an official grouper.
Statutory discounts and exemptions with evidence, approved by a second person, and checked before discharge.
Works out each doctor's share of collected visit fees and records paying it.
Employers send staff for health checks and see their own account, through their own limited portal.
Public schemes with co-pay, caps and packages, enrolment, splitting a bill between scheme and patient, and balance alerts.
Insurer file layouts as data, batches checked before export, insurer payment files imported by hand, and denials with an appeal trail.
Records an eligibility answer for a policy, holds each insurer's rules (co-pay, deductible, yearly limit, prior approval), and shows the patient's and insurer's share at order time with warnings.
Records mobile-money receipts, matches them to a statement file, and gives a daily till report.
What each insurer owes, how old it is, payments received and write-offs.
Insurer rate cards and a self-pay price list by room class, and a labelled estimate for the front desk.
A bill is entered, approved by a different person, then paid once.
Tax IDs and a tax category on every line, credit notes that chain to the invoice, and unsigned export files.
The crew's record of care in the vehicle, the handover at the emergency department, and an alert before arrival.
Calls, sending a vehicle, the timeline of each trip and which vehicles are ready.
Predicts occupied beds and emergency arrivals, shows how wrong past forecasts were, and flags days the rota falls short.
Bedside monitors send readings that attach to the right patient, with alerts for critical values.
A register of plant and equipment, scheduled maintenance, and breakdown jobs from reported to done.
The credentialing committee's record of what each clinician may do: privileges, grants with validity, proctored cases and periodic reviews. A record, not enforcement.
The front desk records a patient's complaint and the administrator works it from received to resolved, with escalation. Separate from star ratings and safety reports.
Per-patient and children's alert limits, alerts when a device goes silent, trends, and infusion pumps and ventilators.
A self-assessment of IT safety, a record of downtime drills, and printable paper forms for when systems are down.
Activates a disaster plan, names incident command, keeps call-out lists and drill logs, and registers casualties under temporary IDs with triage colours. It records; it sends nothing.
Chamber slots, deceased registration, tag and identity checks, belongings, and a two-person release to a named recipient, with a custody log.
Staff fitness checks, vaccinations and sharps or splash exposures with follow-up, kept apart from HR and visible only to the staff member and occupational health.
Patients rate their visit, and managers see which areas need attention.
A porter queue: staff request a transfer, a porter accepts, picks up and delivers, and the timeline is recorded.
Anyone can report a near miss or harm event; managers triage, investigate and close it.
Numbered tickets for the waiting room and a display that shows whose turn it is.
Send a patient to another facility in the same organisation, with accept, decline and return.
Patients check themselves in with a one-time code and their date of birth. Each kiosk can be switched off at once.
Open conversations with the patient or family, corrective actions, and a formal review with sign-off.
Staff licences and certificates with expiry dates, clocking in and out, and corrections.
Shifts and leave for staff.
A desk record of who is on the ward: visitor passes, sign-out, visiting hours, restrictions and a blocked list.
Counts exported as files with no names or identifiers, and small groups left out.
Which germs resist which antibiotics, rates by ward and period, and a signal when cases cluster.
Monthly counts mapped to national indicator IDs, approved by a second administrator, then downloaded as a file.
Register templates, contact lists, and a list of patients who missed follow-up with logged attempts to reach them.
One page of totals across the departments, with no patient names.
The hospital's own schedule, who is due or overdue, doses given and wasted, and a printable child health card.
Builds the message a national health exchange would expect (Malaffi, NABIDH, SATUSEHAT, ABDM, NEHR), scores how complete it is, and tries it on a local simulator. Nothing is sent anywhere.
The hospital's list of diseases it must report, with deadline clocks, a case queue and an anonymous list for the health authority.
Live quality measures, your own accreditation checklist with evidence, and mock-audit findings. Not an accreditation.
Tracks research studies, their participants and consent, for internal use only. Nothing leaves the system.
Build and share dashboards, compare periods, set targets and export figures.
Consent and visit type recorded for each tele-visit, the doctor's registration shown, and prescribing limited to an approved list.
A private shortcut list of patients you follow.
Colleagues can send each other thanks.
Your organisation's name and accent colour on screens and documents.
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