Answering tasks for AKI screening

What are tasks and alerts?

When a lab result or an observation meets certain criteria, Nervecentre automatically sends tasks and alerts to appropriate clinicians. Both tasks and alerts arrive as notifications on a mobile device.

Alerts are information only, and clinicians only need to acknowledge the alert. Tasks are actions. Clinicians can accept the task to add the task to their task list.

Accepting or refusing tasks, and acknowledging alerts

When you are offered a task, you can accept or decline the task:

To accept the task, select Accept.

When you accept a task, the task is removed from the mobile of any other user who was offered the same task.
To refuse the task, select Decline.

If everyone that received the task refuses the task, the task is re-offered to all relevant users after 5 minutes.

When you receive an alert, you can acknowledge the alert.

To acknowledge an alert, select Acknowledged.

Open tasks remain on your task list.

Viewing and opening tasks from your task list

View your task list.
- On iOS, select Tasks.
- On Android, select  > Tasks.
Select a task.

Answering an AKI Stage 2 task

Nervecentre sends this task to relevant clinicians if pathology results say a patient has AKI stage 2.

When the 'AKI Stage 2' task appears on your screen, you can accept or decline the task.

To accept the task, select Accept.

Read more about accepting or declining the task

After you accept the task, you can select a progress option to progress the task.
Optional: to cancel the task after you accepted it, select Abort - unable.
When you start to assess the patient, select Started, incomplete.
When you have assessed the patient, select Assessment complete - treatment commenced.
When treatment is complete, you must set the clinical note 'AKI’ to 'AKI Resolved'.

From your patient list, select a patient.
From Notes, select an appropriate clinical note profile.
Select AKI.
Select AKI Resolved.

Answering an AKI Stage 3 task

Nervecentre sends this task to relevant clinicians if pathology results say a patient has AKI stage 3.

When the 'AKI Stage 3' task appears on your screen, you can accept or decline the task.

To accept the task, select Accept.

Read more about accepting or declining the task

After you accept the task, you can select a progress option to progress the task.
Optional: to cancel the task after you accepted it, select Abort - unable.
When you start to assess the patient, select Started, incomplete.
When you have assessed the patient, select Assessment complete - treatment commenced.
When treatment is complete, you must set the clinical note 'AKI’ to 'AKI Resolved'.

From your patient list, select a patient.
From Notes, select an appropriate clinical note profile.
Select AKI.
Select AKI Resolved.

Viewing tasks and assigning a task to yourself

From  Inpatients > Patient List > double-click on a patient's name > Patient Detail, select Clinical.
Find Tasks.

By default, Tasks shows all tasks associated with the patient.
To change or filter your view, select  next to All Tasks and select an option.
Find the task.
To see more details, select  next to the task name.
If you have the correct permissions, you can assign a task to yourself.

To assign the task to yourself, select  next to the task name, then select Assign to me.

Answering an AKI Stage 2 task

Nervecentre sends this task to relevant clinicians if pathology results say a patient has AKI stage 2.

From  Inpatients > Patient List > double-click on a patient's name > Patient Detail, select Clinical.
Find Tasks.
Find the task.
If you have the correct permissions, you can assign a task to yourself.

To assign the task to yourself, select  next to the task name, then select Assign to me.
Select  next to the task name.

You can select a progress option to progress the task.
Optional: to cancel the task after you accepted it, select Abort - unable.
When you start to assess the patient, select Started, incomplete.
When you have assessed the patient, select Assessment complete - treatment commenced.
When treatment is complete, you must set the clinical note 'AKI’ to 'AKI Resolved'.

From Clinical, find the clinical notes summary.

The summary might show No profile selected.

The summary might show the name of a clinical note profile.
Select  and select an appropriate clinical note profile.
Select AKI.
Select AKI Resolved.

Answering an AKI Stage 3 task

Nervecentre sends this task to relevant clinicians if pathology results say a patient has AKI stage 3.

From  Inpatients > Patient List > double-click on a patient's name > Patient Detail, select Clinical.
Find Tasks.
Find the task.
If you have the correct permissions, you can assign a task to yourself.

To assign the task to yourself, select  next to the task name, then select Assign to me.
Select  next to the task name.

You can select a progress option to progress the task.
Optional: to cancel the task after you accepted it, select Abort - unable.
When you start to assess the patient, select Started, incomplete.
When you have assessed the patient, select Assessment complete - treatment commenced.
When treatment is complete, you must set the clinical note 'AKI’ to 'AKI Resolved'.

From Clinical, find the clinical notes summary.

The summary might show No profile selected.

The summary might show the name of a clinical note profile.
Select  and select an appropriate clinical note profile.
Select AKI.
Select AKI Resolved.

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