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Empower your staff
with Care Direct

The Care Direct app uses near-field communication (NFC) tags or QR codes to enhance charting quality and eliminate errors associated with manual documentation.

Each tag is uniquely configured to a resident and placed at the entrance to their room.  Once scanned, care workers can access resident data and see their allocated tasks.

Productivity
Save countless hours of data entry by capturing care activity in real time.
Language
Remove language barriers with iconography and colour coding to guide staff.
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RNs automatically receive alerts and progress notes, streamlinging processes.
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Pressure Injury Documentation in Aged Care: Why Three Entries Are Not a Chain
15Jun
Pressure Injury Documentation in Aged Care: Why Three Entries Are Not a Chain
Pressure injury documentation in Australian residential aged care follows a familiar pattern. The skin integrity assessment is completed and entered. The wound management form is initiated. The repositioning schedule is added as a care plan action. All three entries exist. All three are thorough. Under routine clinical governance, that is usually where the conversation stops.  It stops in...
Restraint Review Currency in Aged Care: What Your Register Cannot Confirm
8Jun
Restraint Review Currency in Aged Care: What Your Register Cannot Confirm
Every residential aged care provider with active restraints maintains a restraint register. Most also conduct scheduled reviews and document them in progress notes. What most providers do not have is a record that can confirm, without cross-referencing three separate sources, that the review occurred at the documented time, that the consent in place at that moment...
The Handover Record and the Communication Gap
31May
The Handover Record and the Communication Gap
 The shift had been busy. The afternoon Registered Nurse completed the handover at 22:00, briefed the incoming night team verbally, and filled in the handover sheet. One resident had shown increased confusion during the afternoon, which the outgoing nurse communicated during the briefing. The night shift came on. The handover sheet was filed.  At 02:30, the resident...
The Medication Record Was Complete. The Incident Still Escalated.
25May
The Medication Record Was Complete. The Incident Still Escalated.
There is a version of this scenario in almost every residential aged care facility. A medication incident occurs. It is documented. The MAR shows the administration. The progress note exists. And when the question arrives, whether it’s from a Commission reviewer, from a SIRS investigation, from a board risk conversation, the record cannot answer it....
Aged Care Reporting Compliance: When the Submitted Report and the Source Data Are Not the Same Document
18May
Aged Care Reporting Compliance: When the Submitted Report and the Source Data Are Not the Same Document
A quality report was submitted on time. The figures came from the clinical management system. The board received them, approved them, and they went to government within the statutory timeframe.  Fourteen weeks later, an ACQSC surveyor asked one question: where is the source record for this figure?  The provider could not answer. Not because the data was wrong....
Signed, but Not Auditable. Care Minutes Attestation and the Contemporaneous Record Gap
20Apr
Signed, but Not Auditable. Care Minutes Attestation and the Contemporaneous Record Gap
You have signed the care minutes attestation. Your registered nurse hours met the benchmark for the reporting period. The reconciliation was completed, reviewed, and filed before submission. Everyone involved in the sign-off was satisfied with the figure. There is no reason to question it now.  The ACQSC compliance verification framework does not begin where you...

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