Mobile app
Mobile app help and troubleshooting guides.
By Jessica and 1 other2 authors21 articles
- Use the mobile app offlineIn this article, we explain how the mobile app works when you lose your internet connection, including how to check your offline sync status and what to expect while your…
- Complete the pain chart on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to record a pain observation on the mobile app, including how to add body site details, complete a pain assessment, record interventions, and review…
- Complete the wound chart on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to record a wound observation on the mobile app, including how to add body site details, classify the wound, record treatment, upload photographs, and…
- Complete the infection chart on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to record an infection observation on the mobile app, including how to add body site details, record infection information, symptoms, treatment, and how to…
- Add an ad hoc observation on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to add an ad hoc observation to a chart or assessment form from within a resident’s profile.
- View and add progress notes on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to view a resident’s progress note history, add notes to existing entries, and create new notes.
- View the summary care plan and personal profile on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to access a resident’s summary care plan and personal profile from the resident header on the mobile app.
- View resident indicators on the mobile appIn this article, we provide an overview of resident indicators and explain how colour coding helps staff quickly identify key conditions and care needs.
- Complete the PURPOSE-T assessment on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to complete the PURPOSE-T pressure ulcer risk assessment on the mobile app, including initial screening, full assessment, pathway selection, and sign-off.
- Complete the NEWS2 chart on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to complete the National Early Warning Score 2 (NEWS2) chart on the mobile app, including vital signs, scoring, and escalation.
- Complete the MUST chart on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to complete the Malnutrition Universal Screening Tool (MUST) chart on the mobile app, including BMI assessment, weight loss score, and acute disease effect score.
- Complete everyday charts on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to complete the everyday charts used in routine case delivery, including activities of daily living, bowel, fluid, food intake, mood, weight, and sighting charts.
- View the resident profile header on the mobile appIn this article, we explain what information appears in the resident header when you open a resident’s profile in the mobile app.
- Understand the resident profile tile on the mobile appIn this article, we explain what information appears on each resident’s profile tile within the resident list.
- Search and sort the resident list on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to search for residents by keyword and sort the resident list using a variety of filters.
- View the resident list on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to view the resident list, including how to switch between list view and tile view.
- Manage missed actions on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to review, update and resolve missed actions on the mobile app.
- Navigate the home screen on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to move around the app and understand your activity categories.
- Log in and start work on the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to log in, set your working location, acknowledge messages and reach the home screen on the mobile app.
- Download the mobile appIn this article, we explain how to download, install, and sign in to the mobile supporting app for Access Point of Care.
- Device hardware specifications for mobile phonesExplains the minimum and recommended specifications for Android and iOS devices used with Access Point of Care.