Staff looked after, credentials current and health information private.

Staff report incidents, aggression and near misses in a minute, or anonymously when they need to. Vaccinations, registrations and training are tracked with their renewals, injured staff are supported back to work, and health information is visible only to the people cleared to see it.

Start with oneStart with any one of these on its own, and add the others only if and when you want them.

What healthcare and aged care teams use most

The capabilities that matter most in healthcare and aged care, all ready on the first day.

  • Vaccinations

    Vaccinations are recorded and due doses chased, with the same privacy as other health records.

  • Anonymous reporting

    People report without giving their name, keep a tracking code and talk back and forth with the handler.

  • Observations and good catches

    Near misses, good catches and unsafe conditions are captured and followed up like any other report.

  • Licences and tickets

    Licences, tickets and clearances are records with classes, conditions and expiry, checked wherever they matter.

  • Renewals before expiry

    Renewals are raised while training is still valid, so nobody drops out of date.

  • Return to work plans

    Plans draw on a library of suitable duties and are sent to the people who carry them out for acknowledgement.

  • Clinical detail kept private

    Medical details sit behind their own access, and every look at them is logged.

  • Health information locked down

    Health information is kept apart, encrypted under its own keys and every access is logged.

  • Visitor accounts

    Visitors get a narrow account for exactly what they need to see and sign.

  • Conformance by clause

    Audit results are tracked clause by clause against the standard you audit to.

Worked example: a nurse is hurt during a patient transfer

A nurse injures their back helping transfer a patient.

  1. Step 1: Reported on the ward

    The nurse reports it on a ward tablet in a minute, and the unit manager is told straight away.

  2. Step 2: Supported back to work

    An injury case is opened and a return to work plan with lighter duties is agreed with the nurse.

  3. Step 3: Clinical detail stays private

    Only the injury coordinator sees the medical detail. The unit manager sees the duties and the dates.

  4. Step 4: The lesson is shared

    The investigation leads to a new lifting procedure, which every ward reads and acknowledges.

See how Obliwise fits healthcare and aged care.

Bring a form, a plan or a checklist you use now. We will set it up in Obliwise with you and show you the follow-up as it happens.