CuroMedica

Nursing station and medication chart

Every dose that was due, and what happened to it.

A doctor's medication order turns into a chart of doses for the nurse, generated from the frequency on the order. Each dose is marked given, held or refused, vitals and nursing notes go on the same admission, and the shift handover is written where the next shift will read it.

Medication chartWard B · bed 07 · Tue
Order06:0014:0022:00
Inj. Cefuroxime 750 mg IV
q8h
GivenGivenDue
Tab. Paracetamol 650 mg
TDS
GivenGivenDue
Inj. Enoxaparin 40 mg SC
0-0-1
··Due
Tab. Pantoprazole 40 mg
1-0-0
Missed··
Tab. Tramadol 50 mg
SOS
·Held·
Held 14:00Pain score 2, not required. Nurse P. Nair
Missed 06:00Not recorded within 6 hours of the due time

What changes on the floor

Wards and theatre. Included in: Hospitals, Hospital groups.

  • A missed dose is discovered at the next round, if at all

    A dose left unrecorded six hours past its time is marked missed and shown on the chart.

  • Held and refused doses have no reason written down

    Marking a dose held or refused requires a reason, which stays on the record.

  • Handover is verbal and depends on who is listening

    Each shift writes its handover on the ward page, with the nurse's name and time.

Rules the software enforces

These are checks in the product, with the reason shown to the person at the screen.

  • Checked
    No silent gaps on the chart

    Every scheduled dose ends as given, held, refused or missed. None stays blank.

  • Recorded
    A reason for every held or refused dose

    The chart will not accept held or refused without one.

What is in it

Medication

  • Standing orders with dose, route and frequency
  • Chart generated from 1-0-1, TDS, q8h, STAT and SOS patterns
  • Given, held and refused recorded per dose
  • Missed doses flagged automatically

At the bedside

  • Vitals on the admission
  • Nursing notes
  • Lab and imaging orders and their results
  • Consumables used, billed to the patient

The ward

  • Shift handover notes
  • Indents to the central store
  • Housekeeping tasks on every bed turnover

Questions hospitals ask

Does the chart warn about interactions or doses?+

No. The chart shows what was ordered and what was given. Clinical checks remain with the doctor and the nurse.

Can nurses use it on a tablet?+

The console runs in a browser, so it opens on a tablet on the trolley as well as on the desktop at the station.

See nursing on your own setup.

A demo is set up with your departments, bed types and tariffs, so you see your hospital and not a sample one.