Nursing protocol lookup
Nurses check the steps of a protocol at the bedside, from your hospital’s own documents.
Healthcare devices · Nursing and wards
Handover summaries
Assists with shift handover by drafting a summary the nurse checks and edits.
- Tablet
- Works offline
Tablet assistantOn this device · no internet needed
Summarise bed 12 for handover.
Draft: day 3 after surgery, pain controlled, walking with help, next review at 10:00. Please check before sharing.
Add that the family visits at 15:00.
Added. The draft now notes the family visit at 15:00.
Summarise all my patients in order of bed number.
Drafts for beds 10 to 14 are ready, in bed order. Please check each one.
The problem
Handovers are rushed at the end of long shifts, and details get lost. Writing a summary for each patient takes time nurses don’t have. Inconsistent handovers create risk on the next shift.
Who uses it
Ward nurses handing over at the end of a shift.
What you train it on
- Handover templates
- Ward note formats
- Approved abbreviations
How it works on the device
- 1
Draft from the shift notes
The assistant drafts a short summary from the nurse’s notes for that patient.
- 2
Your handover format
It follows the handover structure your ward uses.
- 3
Checked before sharing
The nurse edits and confirms every summary.
Why it runs on the device
Quicker handovers
Nurses start from a draft.
More consistent
Every summary follows the same structure.
Stays on the ward
Notes are processed on the ward tablet.
Questions
Only the notes you give it on the device.
No. The nurse reviews and edits it before it is shared.
It can draft a “changes this shift” line from the notes, for the nurse to check.
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