An ICU set up at home: every piece of equipment commissioned, the nursing roster linked and the doctor’s tele-review on time.
Installs with HomeNursing, whose screen it works onAn ICU-level set-up at a patient’s home kept as one record, over the apps that run each part. Each item of equipment the plan names — lent through EquipRental (linked to the loan), the family’s own, or bought — is listed with its serial and commissioned at the home with what was checked and by whom; a line no longer needed is removed with the reason and kept. The nurses are rostered by a HomeNursing care package, linked here, and the next seven days’ visits and the last week’s missed ones show beside it. The reviewing doctor writes their own review interval in hours with the words of their order — none ships — and records each review, by TeleCare video visit or in person, with what they found and changed. The set-up goes live only when every line is commissioned, the roster is linked and the interval is written; a review past the doctor’s interval shows first. It is stepped down or closed with the reason, and everything is kept.
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Read out of the code, not the brochure: each app below is here because one service queries the other’s tables. Install either side and the hand-over is already wired.
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