Overview of Nervecentre on a mobile

Overview of Nervecentre

You can access relevant pages from the options in the footer. Depending on your permissions, you might see different options available to you.

Messaging	Here you can: Send messages to users Read messages from users Read more about communicating with colleagues
Tasks	Shows your task list. This is where you can: View tasks that you have accepted View tasks that you have closed Create new tasks Reorder your task list Read more about tasks
Assign	Shows a list of unassigned tasks. You can also view all tasks, which includes assigned and unassigned tasks. If you have the correct permissions, you can assign tasks to users. For example, a coordinator for Hospital at Night (H@N) or Portering, completes tasks and assigns tasks to other users. Read more about assign
Patients	Shows your patient list. This is where you can: View a summary of information Change your patient list Search for a patient Scan a patient's wristband Access a patient's record Read more about viewing and managing your patient list
More	Select this to access other relevant pages that are not shown in the footer. For example: Outpatient Live Flow Beds Settings
Outpatient	Shows a list of patients with appointments at specific clinics. You can choose the clinics and day you want to view. You can access a patient's record from here if they have an appointment. You can update clinical notes, record observations, and perform assessments in the context of the patient's appointment. Read more about outpatients
Live Flow	Shows a list of flow metrics. A flow metric is a query that returns a number or list of items, for example, a list of patients, or a number of bed spaces. Nervecentre updates flow metrics every second using the data it has available. Flow metrics help you make better clinical and operational decisions. For example, flow metrics can help you understand the flow of emergency care patients through emergency departments. Read more about live flow
Beds	Shows information relating to beds within wards. Read about adding and removing bed tags
Settings	Here you can: Change your status Change your elective roles View your QR code Log out of Nervecentre Report a fault Read more about your settings

Messaging

From Messaging, you can view and manage messages and chat rooms.

Chat

From Messaging > Chat, you can create chat rooms, and view and update chat room threads, including those associated with watched patients.

Chat	Select to view chat rooms.
Mail	Select to view messages.
	Select to create an unnamed private chat room. These are intended for one-to-one conversations, but you can add more than one person. Read more about creating unnamed private chat rooms
Search	Enter the name of a chat room or a watched patient to search for a chat room or watch group. Your search only returns chat rooms or watch groups you are a member of.
	Select to view and send updates in a public chat room. You can only create public chat rooms on a desktop. Read more about sending updates in chat rooms
	Select to view and send updates in an unnamed private chat room. Read more about sending updates in chat rooms
	Shows the number of updates in the chat room that you haven't yet read.
	Select to view a chat room for a specific patient you are watching. These chat rooms are called watch groups. Read more about watch groups
	Select to view and send updates in a named private chat room. You can only create named private chat rooms on a desktop. Read more about sending updates in chat rooms

Mail

From Messaging > Mail, you can create and manage messages.

Folders	Select to view and manage your folders, shared folders, and shared inboxes. Read more about folders
Chat	Select to view chat rooms.
Mail	Select to view messages.
	Select to create and send a new message. Read more about sending messages
	Select a message to view it. You can reply to the message, and forward the message.

Tasks

From Tasks, you can view tasks you have accepted. This is your task list.

Undo	When you select a task, you can select a progress option, for example, 'Started' or 'Completed'. If you select a progress option and realise you chose the wrong option, you can select Undo to undo the selection.
Open	Select to view open tasks.
Closed	Select to view closed tasks.
+	Select to raise a task. Read more about raising tasks
	Shows the priority of the task. Tasks can have the following priorities: no colour, green, amber, and red.
	Shows the list of tasks assigned to you. Each task shows the name of the task, the patient's location, the patient's name, and the date and time the task was created. Select a task to progress the task. Select and hold any task to sort the list of tasks. You can sort tasks by priority, location, age, or category. By Priority: Tasks are ordered from high to low priority. High priority tasks are at the top of the list. By Location: Tasks are ordered by the location of the patient. The list is alphabetically ordered. By Age: Tasks are ordered by the length of time since they were raised. The oldest tasks are at the top of the list.

Assign

From Assign, you can view a list of unassigned tasks and a list of all tasks.

Unassigned

Select to view unassigned tasks.

All Tasks

Select to view all tasks. This includes unassigned tasks and tasks that have been accepted.

Read more about viewing all tasks

A list of tasks. Shows the task's priority and name, the patient's location and name, and the time the task was created.

Select and hold any task to sort the list of tasks. You can sort tasks by priority, location, age, or category.

By Priority: Tasks are ordered from high to low priority. High priority tasks are at the top of the list.
By Location: Tasks are ordered by the location of the patient. The list is ordered alphabetically.
By Age: Tasks are ordered by the length of time since they were raised. The oldest tasks are at the top of the list.

Patients

From Patients, you can view your patient list.

Show	Select to choose what information you see next to patients' names.
	Select to view your QR code, change the QR code scanner from internal to external, or log out. Read more about searching for a patient Read more about logging out of Nervecentre
Patients	From the top, select Patients to view your patient list.
Tasks	From the top, select Tasks to view tasks for patients on your patient list.
Edit	Select to edit the patients on your patient list. You receive tasks and alerts for patients on your patient list.
	Shows the name of the selected patient list. is shown next to your patient list  is shown next to patient lists that are not your patient list
	Select to search for a patient list or a patient. Read more about searching for a patient
	Shows the list of patients. Patient names that sound similar to each other are red. Select a patient to open their patient record. Read more about finding a patient's record Select and hold on the name of a patient to scan a patient's QR code. Read more about searching for a patient
	Shows information that you chose to view. For example, tasks or observations due. You can rotate your phone to view more information.

A patient's record from Patients

From Patients, select an inpatient, or UEC Urgent and Emergency Care. In Nervecentre, this covers 'ED areas' and SDEC. patient, to open the patient's record in the context of their visit A visit to the hospital. For example, an inpatient ward, or an ED area. There can be multiple visits within an episode..

From Outpatient, select an outpatient to open the patient's record in the context of the patient's appointment A visit to a clinic as an outpatient. There can be multiple appointments within an episode..

Read about patient records for outpatients

The image below shows what a patient's record looks like if you open it from Patients. This patient is attending UEC Urgent and Emergency Care. In Nervecentre, this covers 'ED areas' and SDEC..

	Select to view your QR code, change the QR code scanner from internal to external, or log out. Read more about using an external scanner Read more about logging out of Nervecentre
	Select to receive notifications about this patient. Read about getting notifications about a patient
	Shows the patient's name, date of birth, and hospital number. Select  and  to view other patients on your patient list.
	Shows the patient's identifier numbers A number that identifies the patient. For example, a hospital number, NHS number, or local patient identifier., sex, gender identity, bed, ward, and date they were admitted. Select to transfer the patient to another bed or ward. Read more about transferring a patient to another bed Read more about transferring a patient to another ward Read more about transferring a patient to another area in UEC
	Shows patient tags and bed tags. For example, your organisation might have patient tags for sepsis, AKI, pregnancy, or disabilities. Read more about patient tags
	Shows clinical notes that contain information. Select  to select a clinical note profile. Different clinical note profiles contain different clinical notes. Your access to clinical note profiles and clinical notes depends on your permissions.
	Select to view case notes. Read more about case notes
	Select to add the patient to a patient list. Read more about viewing and managing patient lists
	Obs shows the time an observation is due and if the observation is overdue. Select Obs to record observations and view the history of observations. Read more about observations Fluids shows the time fluid balance entries are due and if an entry is overdue. If a chart is active, the current input and output values are shown. Select Fluids to view and record a fluid balance. Read more about fluid balance Assmnts shows the number of completed assessments with a red RAG A red/amber/green ‘traffic light’ rating system. It can denote progress with various milestones rating. Below the number is the due date of the next assessment. Select Assmnts to view and complete assessments. Read more about assessments Care Plans shows the number of care plans the patient is on. Select Care Plans to view and add care plans. Read more about care plans
	Select Orders to view orders, place new orders, and view results. Read more about viewing orders Read more about placing orders Read more about viewing results Select Collections to record a sample collection. Read more about recording collections
	Select Chart to view the MAR Medicines Administration Record. Also known as drug chart. A list of all medication prescribed and administered (given)., and to prescribe and administer medications. Read more about the MAR Arr on shows the status of arrival medications. Select Arr on to view and add arrival medications. Read more about the status of arrival medications Read more about viewing and adding arrival medications TTO shows the status of TTOs To Take Out. Each medication added to the discharge letter can be called a TTO. Also, the list of medications on the discharge letter can be called the TTO.. Select TTO to view and edit TTOs. Read more about TTO status Read more about viewing and editing TTOs
	Open shows the number of open tasks. Select Open to view open tasks and add tasks. Select Closed to view closed tasks. Select Scheduled to view scheduled tasks. Read more about tasks

Outpatient

From Outpatient, you can view a list of patients with appointments in specific clinics on a specified day.

	Select to view your QR code, change the QR code scanner from internal to external, or log out. Read more about using an external scanner Read more about logging out of Nervecentre
Clinics	Select to view the list of clinics you have chosen to view. You can search for clinics, and change the clinics you are viewing.
	Select to view the previous day.
	Select to choose a day to view.
	Select to view the next day.
	A clinic and the appointments for that clinic.
	An appointment. Select a patient's appointment to view their patient record in the context of their appointment. Read about viewing a patient's record
	The delivery method of the appointment.
	The status of the appointment.

A patient's record from Outpatient

To view a patient's record in the context of their appointment, from Outpatient, select the patient's appointment.

	Select to view your QR code, change the QR code scanner from internal to external, or log out. Read more about using an external scanner Read more about logging out of Nervecentre
	Select to receive notifications about this patient. Read about getting notifications about a patient
	Shows information about the patient, including their name, date of birth, identifier numbers A number that identifies the patient. For example, a hospital number, NHS number, or local patient identifier., and gender identity. Shows the specialty and consultant for the patient's referral. This is usually the same as the specialty and consultant for the appointment and episode of care.
Current Appointment	Shows information about the patient's appointment.
Notes	Shows clinical notes that contain information. Select  to select a clinical note profile. Different clinical note profiles contain different clinical notes. Your access to clinical note profiles and clinical notes depends on your permissions. Read more about clinical notes
Obs	Select to record observations and view the history of observations. Read more about observations
Assmnts	Shows the number of completed assessments with a red RAG A red/amber/green ‘traffic light’ rating system. It can denote progress with various milestones rating. Below the number is the due date of the next assessment. Select Assmnts to view and complete assessments. Read more about assessments

Live Flow

You can view a list of flow metrics from Live Flow. A flow metric is a query that returns a number or list of an item, for example, a list of patients or a number of bed spaces.

	The name of a group of flow metrics.
	A list of flow metrics. If the name of the flow metric is in blue, you can select the name of the flow metric to view a list of patients. On iOS, you can select and hold on a flow metric to view the history of the flow metric.
+	Select to add a flow metric.
	Shows the number of patients, entries, visits, or bed spaces that meet the criteria of the flow metric. The number might appear on an amber or red background. Your organisation can choose when the background becomes amber or red, for example, the background might turn amber if the number is greater than 5 and red if the number of patients is greater than 15.

Beds

From Beds, you can view information about beds in a selected ward.

 More	Select this to return to More.
	Shows the name of the selected ward. Select  to choose a ward to view.
	Shows the name of the bay.
	Shows the name or number of the bed space.
	Shows the name of the patient occupying the bed space. Select a patient to add and remove bed tags. Read more about adding and removing bed tags
	Shows bed tags and patient tags. Read more about bed tags Read more about patient tags

Settings

Options	Select this to log out or report a fault. Read more about logging out of Nervecentre Read more about reporting a fault
Username	Your username and your personal QR code. Depending on your permissions, you can: Witness or countersign a medication when another user administers the medication. To witness or countersign a medication, the other user can scan your QR code. Read more about witnessing and countersigning a medication Authorise escalations when another user enters observations. To authorise an escalation, the other user can scan your QR code. Read more about authorising escalations
My Status	Your status appears here. You can make yourself unavailable for a defined period. During this time, you won’t receive any automatic tasks or alerts. Read more about setting your status
Logged in until	The time that you are logged in on this device until. You will be automatically logged out at this time.
Patient list	The list of patients you are associated with. You receive tasks and alerts for this list of patients. Read more about finding your patient list
Hospital	The hospital site you chose when you logged in. The hospital site determines the tasks and alerts you receive. The hospital you are assigned to shows . Select a hospital to change the site you are working. You might do this if you made a mistake during the login process.
Fixed Roles	The roles assigned to you by Nervecentre. You can’t change these roles.
Elective Roles	The roles that you chose during the login process. Select a role to change it.
User Profiles	Not in use.

Overview of Nervecentre

You can access relevant pages from . Depending on your permissions, you might see different options available to you.

Messaging	Here you can: Send messages to users Read messages from users Read more about communicating with colleagues
Tasks	Shows your task list. This is where you can: View tasks that you have accepted View tasks that you have closed Create new tasks Reorder your task list Read more about tasks
Assign	Shows a list of unassigned tasks. You can also view all tasks, which includes assigned and unassigned tasks. If you have the correct permissions, you can assign tasks to users. For example, a coordinator for Hospital at Night (H@N) or Portering, completes tasks and assigns tasks to other users. Read more about assign
Patients	Shows your patient list. This is where you can: View a summary of information Change your patient list Search for a patient Scan a patient's wristband Access a patient's record Read more about viewing and managing your patient list
Outpatients	Shows a list of patients with appointments at specific clinics. You can choose the clinics and day you want to view. You can access a patient's record from here if they have an appointment. You can update clinical notes, record observations, and perform assessments in the context of the patient's appointment. Read more about outpatients
Live Flow	Shows a list of flow metrics. A flow metric is a query that returns a number or list of items, for example, a list of patients or a number of bed spaces. Nervecentre updates flow metrics every second using the data it has available. Flow metrics help you make better clinical and operational decisions. For example, flow metrics can help you understand the flow of emergency care patients through emergency departments. Read more about live flow
Beds	Shows information relating to beds within wards
Settings	Here you can: Change your status Change your elective roles View your QR code Report a fault Read more about your settings
Help	Select this to access the Nervecentre help pages.
Logout	Select this to log out of Nervecentre. Read more about logging out of Nervecentre

Messaging

From Messaging, you can view and manage messages and chat rooms.

Chat

From Messaging > Chat, you can create chat rooms, and view and update chat room threads, including those associated with watched patients.

	Select to view the navigation menu.
Chat	Select to view chat rooms.
Mail	Select to view messages.
	Select to create an unnamed private chat room. These are intended for one-to-one conversations, but you can add more than one person. Read more about creating unnamed private chat rooms
Search	Enter the name of a chat room or a watched patient to search for a chat room or watch group. Your search only returns chat rooms or watch groups you are a member of.
	Select to view and send updates in a public chat room. You can only create public chat rooms on a desktop. Read more about sending updates in chat rooms
	Select to view and send updates in an unnamed private chat room. Read more about sending updates in chat rooms
	Shows the number of updates in the chat room that you haven't yet read.
	Select to view a chat room for a specific patient you are watching. These chat rooms are called watch groups. Read more about watch groups
	Select to view and send updates in a named private chat room. You can only create named private chat rooms on a desktop. Read more about sending updates in chat rooms

Mail

From Messaging > Mail, you can create and manage messages.

	Select to view the navigation menu.
Folders	Select to view and manage your folders, shared folders, and shared inboxes. Read more about folders
Chat	Select to view chat rooms.
Mail	Select to view messages.
	Select to create and send a new message. Read more about sending messages
	Select a message to view it. You can reply to the message, and forward the message.

Tasks

From Tasks, you can view tasks you have accepted. This is your task list.

Undo	When you select a task, you can select a progress option, for example, 'Started' or 'Completed'. If you select a progress option and realise you chose the wrong option, you can select Undo to undo the selection.
Open	Select to view open tasks.
Closed	Select to view closed tasks.
+	Select to raise a task. Read more about raising tasks
	Shows the priority of the task. Tasks can have the following priorities: no colour, green, amber, and red.
	Shows the list of tasks assigned to you. Each task shows the name of the task, the patient's location, the patient's name, and the date and time the task was created. Select a task to progress the task. Select and hold any task to sort the list of tasks. You can sort tasks by priority, location, age, or category. By Priority: Tasks are ordered from high to low priority. High priority tasks are at the top of the list. By Location: Tasks are ordered by the location of the patient. The list is alphabetically ordered. By Age: Tasks are ordered by the length of time since they were raised. The oldest tasks are at the top of the list. By Category: Tasks are ordered by their category. The list is alphabetically ordered.

Assign

Unassigned

Select to view unassigned tasks.

All Tasks

Select to view all tasks. This includes unassigned tasks and tasks that have been accepted.

Read more about viewing all tasks

A list of tasks. Shows the task's priority and name, the patient's location and name, and the time the task was created.

Select and hold any task to sort the list of tasks. You can sort tasks by priority, location, age, or category.

By Priority: Tasks are ordered from high to low priority. High priority tasks are at the top of the list.
By Location: Tasks are ordered by the location of the patient. The list is ordered alphabetically.
By Age: Tasks are ordered by the length of time since they were raised. The oldest tasks are at the top of the list.
By Category: Tasks are ordered by their category. The list is ordered alphabetically.

By Category is only available on Android.

Patients

From Patients, you can view your patient list.

	Select to view the menu.
Patients	Select to view your patient list.
Tasks	Select to view tasks for patients on your patient list.
	Select to search for a patient. Read more about searching for a patient
	Select to scan a patient's QR code. Read more about searching for a patient
	Shows the name of the selected patient list. is shown next to your patient list  is shown next to patient lists that are not your patient list Select and hold on the name of the patient list to edit the patients on your patient list. You receive tasks and alerts for patients on your patient list.
	Select to search for a patient list.
	Shows the list of patients. Patient names that sound similar to each other are red. Select a patient to open their patient record. Read more about finding a patient's record Select and hold on the name of a patient to choose the information that is shown on the patient list.
	Shows information that you chose to view. For example, tasks or observations due. You can rotate your phone to view more information.

A patient's record from Patients

From Patients, select an inpatient, or UEC Urgent and Emergency Care. In Nervecentre, this covers 'ED areas' and SDEC. patient, to open the patient's record in the context of their visit A visit to the hospital. For example, an inpatient ward, or an ED area. There can be multiple visits within an episode..

From Outpatients, select an outpatient to open the patient's record in the context of the patient's appointment A visit to a clinic as an outpatient. There can be multiple appointments within an episode..

Read about patient records for outpatients

The image below shows what a patient's record looks like if you open it from Patients. This patient is attending UEC Urgent and Emergency Care. In Nervecentre, this covers 'ED areas' and SDEC..

	Select to receive notifications about this patient. Read about getting notifications about a patient
	Shows the patient's name, date of birth, and hospital number. Select  and  to view other patients on your patient list.
	Shows the patient's identifier numbers A number that identifies the patient. For example, a hospital number, NHS number, or local patient identifier., sex, gender identity, bed, ward, date they were admitted, and their consultant. Select to transfer the patient to another bed or ward. Read more about transferring a patient to another bed Read more about transferring a patient to another ward Read more about transferring a patient to another area in UEC
	Shows patient tags and bed tags. For example, your organisation might have patient tags for sepsis, AKI, pregnancy, or disabilities. Read more about patient tags
	Shows clinical notes that contain information. Select  to select a clinical note profile. Different clinical note profiles contain different clinical notes. Your access to clinical note profiles and clinical notes depends on your permissions.
	Select to view case notes. Read more about case notes
	Select to add the patient to a patient list. Read more about viewing and managing patient lists
	Obs shows the time an observation is due and if the observation is overdue. Select Obs to record observations and view the history of observations. Read more about observations Fluids shows the time fluid balance entries are due and if an entry is overdue. If a chart is active, the current input and output values are shown. Select Fluids to view and record a fluid balance. Read more about fluid balance Assmnts shows the number of completed assessments with a red RAG A red/amber/green ‘traffic light’ rating system. It can denote progress with various milestones rating. Below the number is the due date of the next assessment. Select Assmnts to view and complete assessments. Read more about assessments Care Plans shows the number of care plans the patient is on. Select Care Plans to view and add care plans. Read more about care plans
	Select Orders to view orders, place new orders, and view results. Read more about viewing orders Read more about placing orders Read more about viewing results Select Collections to record a sample collection. Read more about recording collections
	Select Chart to view the MAR Medicines Administration Record. Also known as drug chart. A list of all medication prescribed and administered (given)., and to prescribe and administer medications. Read more about the MAR Arr on shows the status of arrival medications. Select Arr on to view and add arrival medications. Read more about the status of arrival medications Read more about viewing and adding arrival medications TTO shows the status of TTOs To Take Out. Each medication added to the discharge letter can be called a TTO. Also, the list of medications on the discharge letter can be called the TTO.. Select TTO to view and edit TTOs. Read more about TTO status Read more about viewing and editing TTOs
	Open shows the number of open tasks. Select Open to view open tasks and add tasks. Select Closed to view closed tasks. Select Scheduled to view scheduled tasks. Read more about tasks

Outpatients

From Outpatients, you can view a list of patients with appointments in specific clinics on a specified day.

Clinics	Select to view the list of clinics you have chosen to view. You can search for clinics, and change the clinics you are viewing.
	Select to view the previous day.
	Select to choose a day to view.
	Select to view the next day.
	A clinic and the appointments for that clinic.
	An appointment. Select a patient's appointment to view their patient record in the context of their appointment. Read about viewing a patient's record
	The delivery method of the appointment.
	The status of the appointment.

A patient's record from Outpatients

To view a patient's record in the context of their appointment, from Outpatients, select the patient's appointment.

	Select to receive notifications about this patient. Read about getting notifications about a patient
	Shows information about the patient, including their name, date of birth, identifier numbers A number that identifies the patient. For example, a hospital number, NHS number, or local patient identifier., and gender identity. Shows the specialty and consultant for the patient's referral. This is usually the same as the specialty and consultant for the appointment and episode of care.
Current Appointment	Shows information about the patient's appointment.
Notes	Shows clinical notes that contain information. Select  to select a clinical note profile. Different clinical note profiles contain different clinical notes. Your access to clinical note profiles and clinical notes depends on your permissions. Read more about clinical notes
Obs	Select to record observations and view the history of observations. Read more about observations
Assmnts	Shows the number of completed assessments with a red RAG A red/amber/green ‘traffic light’ rating system. It can denote progress with various milestones rating. Below the number is the due date of the next assessment. Select Assmnts to view and complete assessments. Read more about assessments

Live Flow

You can view a list of flow metrics from Live Flow. A flow metric is a query that returns a number or list of an item, for example, a list of patients or a number of bed spaces.

	The name of a group of flow metrics.
	A list of flow metrics. If the name of the flow metric is in blue, you can select the name of the flow metric to view a list of patients.
+	Select to add a flow metric.
	Shows the number of patients, entries, visits, or bed spaces that met the criteria of the flow metric. The number might appear on an amber or red background. Your organisation can choose when the background becomes amber or red, for example, the background might turn amber if the number is greater than 5 and red if the number of patients is greater than 15.

Beds

From Beds, you can view information about beds in a selected ward.

	Select this to view the navigation menu.
Edit	Select this to add and remove bed tags for multiple beds, for example, you might add the closed for cleaning bed tag to multiple beds.
	Shows the name of the selected ward. Select  to choose a ward to view.
	Shows the name of the bay.
	Shows the name or number of the bed space.
	Shows the name of the patient occupying the bed space. Select a patient to add and remove bed tags. Read more about adding and removing bed tags
	Shows bed tags and patient tags. Read more about bed tags Read more about patient tags

Settings

	Select this to navigate Nervecentre, log out, or report a fault. Read more about logging out of Nervecentre Read more about reporting a fault
Username	Your username and your personal QR code. Depending on your permissions, you can: Witness or countersign a medication when another user administers the medication. To witness or countersign a medication, the other user can scan your QR code. Read more about witnessing and countersigning a medication Authorise escalations when another user enters observations. To authorise an escalation, the other user can scan your QR code. Read more about authorising escalations
My Status	Your status appears here. You can make yourself unavailable for a defined period. During this time, you won’t receive any automatic tasks or alerts. Read more about setting your status
Logged in until	The time that you are logged in on this device until. You will be automatically logged out at this time.
Patient list	The list of patients you are associated with. You receive tasks and alerts for this list of patients. Read more about finding your patient list
Hospital	The hospital site you chose when you logged in. The hospital site determines the tasks and alerts you receive. The hospital you are assigned to shows . Select a hospital to change the site you are working. You might do this if you made a mistake during the login process.
Fixed Roles	The roles assigned to you by Nervecentre. You can’t change these roles.
Elective Roles	The roles that you chose during the login process. Select a role to change it.

Help

From Help, you can access the Nervecentre help pages for users.

	Select this to close the help window.
	Select this to share a link to the help pages.
	Select this to access more options, for example, reload the page.
	Select this to access the menu for the help pages.
	Search for key words and phrases, for example, ‘prescribe a medicine’.

Overview of Nervecentre on a mobile

On iOS

Chat

Mail

On Android

Chat

Mail