Every care moment is an opportunity to collect meaningful data that can be analysed and shared to encourage improvements in wellbeing and care delivery.
AIDA Assist automates the capture of that data in depth, giving care leaders a 360 degree view of care provision for the first time.
Our powerful platform strengthens and simplifies care evidencing, reduces the burden of admin, and increases reporting accuracy and your understanding of carer and resident activity.
Updated and monitored via the cloud, AIDA Assist future proofs care homes, protecting them from installing expensive hardware and software applications that become rapidly obsolete.
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By automating much of the care reporting traditionally done manually, Arquella improves the integrity and accuracy of your care evidencing.
With 24hr access to in-depth actionable insights, you can not only see the full picture in real-time but also easily understand what can be done to
make it better.
Replacing anecdotal evidence with the ability to access indisputable data at any time gives you the power to make effective management decisions more quickly.
Improved profitability and efficiency are natural by-products of a more efficiently run care home. With the future-proofing that Arquella technology
provides, that profitability and efficiency is guaranteed for as long as you remain a valued partner.
A huge frustration for me as a care provider was the inability for nurse call systems to inform care planning. Most systems can provide a list report of time and frequency of calls and the response time from staff. From my perspective, this is a very limited data set that is missing the most obvious opportunity for the carer to log the ‘reason for call’. Working with Arquella, we are developing a carer input screen that will code all alarms and enable us to identify trends and inform care plans. This will be followed by a Task scheduling functionality for prompting medication, pressure areas care, night checks and fluids. Using API exports we hope to streamline the point of care records keeping that is recorded in or Electronic Care Planning system.
A huge frustration for me as a care provider was the inability for nurse call systems to inform care planning. Most systems can provide a list report of time and frequency of calls and the response time from staff. From my perspective, this is a very limited data set that is missing the most obvious opportunity for the carer to log the ‘reason for call’. Working with Arquella, we are developing a carer input screen that will code all alarms and enable us to identify trends and inform care plans. This will be followed by a Task scheduling functionality for prompting medication, pressure areas care, night checks and fluids. Using API exports we hope to streamline the point of care records keeping that is recorded in or Electronic Care Planning system.
