Clinical Registers

Clinical registers structure the monitoring of risks and geriatric assessments. Each register groups together the assessments of a single theme, over time, for each resident.

Available registers

Register

Purpose

Falls

Record and analyse falls

Pressure ulcers (Braden)

Pressure ulcer risk via the Braden scale

Wounds

Monitoring of wounds and their healing

Pain

Pain assessment and monitoring

Restraint

Traceability of restraint measures

Nutrition (MNA)

Malnutrition screening (Mini Nutritional Assessment)

Continence

Continence monitoring

Mobility (Tinetti)

Balance and fall risk

Cognition (MMSE)

Cognitive functions

How it works

  1. Open the register you want from the Care application → Registers.

  2. New assessment for the resident concerned: enter the items; Resthome calculates the score and the risk level.

  3. The register tracks the progression: each new assessment is added to the history.

  4. An open register can be closed / stopped, then reopened if needed.

Linked to billing and eHealth

Some assessments have an impact elsewhere: the MNA feeds the nutritional monitoring (on the Meals side), and the Katz determines the flat rate (see The Katz assessment).

The right register at the right time

Open a register as soon as a risk is identified (after a fall, when a wound appears…): the history built up makes handovers and inspections easier.

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