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Aldwins House, Promisia Group was the lucky recipient.

It was our pleasure to work with Robin Burgess, representing Ergotron NZ and Australia, to be able to make this deluxe trolley available as a hat draw prize.  Debbie the Facility Manager at Aldwins House in Christchurch said it’s put a smile on the face of their doctor as she is now able to use it for her rounds, updating notes in Hercules Health.

Debbie is also now able to view live status dashboards through Hercules Health on the move. Data visibility in live time  for all key aspects of the service, means she and her team are able to view these for alerts and care prompts whether in a meeting room, or in discussion with residents and their family members for care plan review meetings.

Thanks again to Ergotron for partnering with us to make this possible.

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Sometimes change is necessary

It’s very easy to stick with the tried and true, those things we’ve done for so long we’re comfortable with them so we keep on keeping on.

My keyboard with the letters worn off the keys is a good reminder that while I touch type and don’t need to see the letters, if someone else had to step into my role and office space, this might not help their productivity.

If we want everything to continue operating at optimal pace with no interruption to service, it’s always good to make sure our tools work for everyone. It’s also imperative there are succession plans so no function within the business is reliant on one person.

Keeping knowledge in your head doesn’t help others and is more likely to reflect a closed mindset rather than an open one.  The world of health tech is moving very quickly which doesn’t request, it requires people to collaborate and progress to continuously better ways of doing things with the latest tools available.

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Clinical Documentation in Aged Residential Care

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