CoNurse Mobile Application
Features
CoNurse App - Empowering Care Providers
Procedures
Procedures include step-by-step guidelines for following protocols. Procedures can be controlled through voice commands via Bluetooth headset, ensuring that the user experience is entirely handsfree, as well as manually. Users will see procedures specific to their institutions and all publically available procedures. Procedures are classified into categories. Users can mark procedures as favourites and see their most used procedures.
Equipment
Equipment is a feature only enabled for the nurses registered with an institution. This feature can be used to report damaged equipment as well as the shortage of equipment. Enables the users to easily and quickly enquire about the equipment you need from your institution.
Scheduling
Scheduling enables users to schedule procedures in advance. This feature is especially useful for patient’s caregivers and families for following the care plans suggested by their doctors.
News and Notifications
Users can create private and general notes. General notes can be seen by institutional and department admins and can be used, for example, to anonymously report of any problems or needs.
Notes
Users can create private and general notes. General notes can be seen by institutional and department admins and can be used, for example, to anonymously report of any problems or needs.
Personal Statistics
Users can see their personal statistics, including their most popular procedures, average procedures per day, average time per procedure and statistics related to their activity while using the application.
Cognition
Cognition is an extra feature for users to test their cognitive function. The users can choose between different tests and executive functions to test. Users can see statistics (average and best scores as well as reaction times) for each test and executive function.
Study
Study is an extra feature that can be used to study how the implementation of a new system or application affects the users’ burnout, job engagement and cognitive function. This will be done through UWES, CPI, customised questionnaires and cognitive tests.
Procedures
Procedures include step-by-step guidelines for following protocols. Procedures can be controlled through voice commands via Bluetooth headset, ensuring that the user experience is entirely handsfree, as well as manually. Users will see procedures specific to their institutions and all publically available procedures. Procedures are classified into categories. Users can mark procedures as favourites and see their most used procedures.
Equipment
Equipment is a feature only enabled for the nurses registered with an institution. This feature can be used to report damaged equipment as well as the shortage of equipment. Enables the users to easily and quickly enquire about the equipment you need from your institution.
Scheduling
Scheduling enables users to schedule procedures in advance. This feature is especially useful for patient’s caregivers and families for following the care plans suggested by their doctors.
News and Notifications
Users can create private and general notes. General notes can be seen by institutional and department admins and can be used, for example, to anonymously report of any problems or needs.
Notes
Users can create private and general notes. General notes can be seen by institutional and department admins and can be used, for example, to anonymously report of any problems or needs.
Personal Statistics
Users can see their personal statistics, including their most popular procedures, average procedures per day, average time per procedure and statistics related to their activity while using the application.
Cognition
Cognition is an extra feature for users to test their cognitive function. The users can choose between different tests and executive functions to test.
Users can see statistics (average and best scores as well as reaction times) for each test and executive function.
Study
Study is an extra feature that can be used to study how the implementation of a new system or application affects the users’ burnout, job engagement and cognitive function. This will be done through UWES, CPI, customised questionnaires and cognitive tests.