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Care, recorded as it happens.
A care worker records personal care, a meal or a walk in a few taps on a phone. A nurse enters a set of observations with the published NEWS2 chart shown alongside. Nothing is left until the end of the shift.
Quick Log on a phone
Quick Log offers eleven care categories, an outcome button and an optional note. A refusal requires a reason. The time is taken from the home's clock, and an unfinished note is saved for twelve hours.
Observations beside the chart
Enter the readings. The Royal College of Physicians NEWS2 chart is shown alongside, and the total read from it is entered with the readings.
Nothing deleted
An observation is amended and the original entry is kept. A care log is voided with a reason. Entries in the audit trail and the record of who has viewed a log are written by Atara alone and every screen shows them exactly as written.
Care logs
One register for the shift
The register filters to today, needs follow-up or all. The band at the top lists residents with a follow-up still open. A late entry is marked as late, and a log is shared with the family in one action.
- Consent status on every log, five values
- A follow-up note closes each open follow-up
- Residents with no care recorded this shift, listed on the home page
Handovers and escalations
The shift handed over, and the escalations made
A handover moves from draft to submitted, acknowledged and closed. It cannot be submitted until every checklist item is reviewed, and the incoming shift acknowledges it by name. Escalations to the GP, NHS 111, 999 or the hospital are recorded in SBAR form and followed up to an outcome.
- Shift checklists from a template
- Wounds on a body map with a photo each
- Infections, isolation measures and outbreaks
See it on your own terms
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