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Planned Care Routine

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Follow a Planned Care Routine

Set up each resident's regular care needs using our planned care routine tool, including morning routines and medication schedules. You can add details about residents’ meal intake, likes and dislikes too. This tool can help carers to provide completely person-centered care to residents at every level.

Follow a Planned Care Routine

Attendance tracking software

In pre-digital days, care home staff routinely used manual clock-in systems and signing in sheets to record their comings and goings. Not only was this cumbersome and time consuming, it was also open to abuse and misunderstandings. Switching to a digital clocking in system removes the ambiguity and produces an accurate, central record for attendance management, payroll and security functions. Using attendance tracking software also helps people to analyse patterns in staff movements and timings of shifts. This enables more effective planning to be put in place and helps management to spot any problems or concerns before they become more serious.

Facial recognition software for clocking in

Our attendance tracking and clocking-in software uses the latest in facial recognition software to record staff movement at the start and end of shifts. This limits physical contact with the clocking-in device to aid hygiene management and eliminate cross infection. It also does away with the need for staff to keep electronic fobs on them at all times that can be lost or stolen. The tracking software also links directly to HR functionality that monitors attendance, breaktimes, sickness and lateness. The facial recognition software for staff clocking in works separately to visitor entry procedures, making the process quick and easy.

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Transparency for Residents and Carers

Our planned care routine software enables full transparency in recording data and sharing information about residents and their routines. It can help to ensure that every caregiver is aware of when to provide care and assistance to a resident, according to their specific preferences and requirements.

Generate Alerts

Whenever it is time to complete a task included in a resident’s care routine plan, carer will receive a pop-up alert on their device. This alert will remind the carer to complete that particular task, which ensures that nothing is missed out or forgotten in the residents’ care routine.

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Key Benefits

Generates pop-up alerts for carers to complete all care tasks on time.
Collects major care requirements in one place for easier management and planning.
Ensures every carer understands when and how to provide care.
Helps create an ongoing record of regular care needs for each resident.

FAQ’s Section

01How do you create a care routine?
Each care routine will be individual to the specific care home resident, so it is important to begin with a thorough assessment of their care needs and preferences. The findings will form the basis of a comprehensive care routine plan that incorporates the person’s care needs from waking up in the morning to going to bed at night. The plan can be evaluated at any point and adjusted and modified according to the residents’ needs.
02What is a typical daily routine for care home residents?
Help the person get up in the morning, get dressed and ready for the day. Serve them breakfast and provide general assistance, support with medication and friendly company during the day. This could include external activities, such as shopping, visiting a nearby attraction or going on a picnic. At the end of the day, serve the evening meal and help the person get ready for bed.
03Why is a care routine important to care home residents?
An important part of providing care for care home residents is recognising the advantages of creating and sticking to a routine. The management of routines can help to lower stress, especially in people requiring additional support with their medical or social care.