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Seeing pressure on beds hours before it builds.
Patient flow planned ahead, not fought on the day.
The problem
Beds, planned discharges and ambulance handovers are tracked in separate systems, so a pinch point is only noticed once the corridor fills.
What would change
Bed managers would see pressure hours ahead and act on it, with every move recorded.
How we would help
- Connect
Every bed and arrival
Bed status, planned discharges, admissions and ambulance arrivals brought together, live.
- Model
Patient flow
Each patient is tied to their ward and their expected discharge, with access to patient details checked at every step.
- Decide
Moves proposed
Pressure is forecast, and moves and discharges are proposed for the bed manager to approve.
- Act
Wards told
Wards, porters and transport get their tasks as soon as a move is approved.
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