Nervecentre V8.1 Help for Users
About patient tags
A patient tag displays a short piece of information about the patient. A patient tag might tell you a piece of critical information about your patient. For example, a patient with dementia might have the tag DEM.
Your organisation configures your patient tags and clinical notes. Your organisation might configure a clinical note to create a patient tag. When you update the clinical note, Nervecentre might create a patient tag.
Nervecentre sometimes updates clinical notes automatically. When the clinical note updates, a patient tag might be created. For example, during sepsis screening, Nervecentre updates the clinical note 'Sepsis Screening' and creates a patient tag for sepsis.
Read more about sepsis screening
About patient tags on a mobile
Where can I view patient tags?
You can view patient tags on a patient's record. Patient tags display under the patient's demographics.
Read more about finding a patient's record
About patient tags on a desktop
Where can I view patient tags?
You can view patient tags in the patient banner from Patient Detail > Clinical. Patient tags display directly under the patient's identifier numbers A number that identifies the patient. For example, a hospital number, NHS number, or local patient identifier..
Read more about finding a patient's record
A patient's tags also appear under their bed information from Bed Management > Bed Status.
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