Dashboard
The Dashboard screen provides a quick glance view of the entire organization activity.
Dashboard Overview:
The dashboard screen serves as a comprehensive overview of the organization's activities, providing users with real-time reporting information for efficient tracking and management of day-to-day operations. Here is a breakdown of the key elements displayed on the dashboard:
1. Employees - Clock-in / Clock out: This section provides information about employee attendance, including their clock-in and clock-out times. It helps monitor and manage employee working hours, ensuring proper attendance and time management.
Change schedule
The option change schedule is used to change the schedule with required Employee name and the available timings. Click change schedule option under Actions.
Now, select the Employee name and enter the available timings and then click Save. The schedule will be changed to the respective Employee with Start time and End time.
Hide Features
The four line in the Dashboard is used to hide the Feature names in the Dashboard screen.
Now, the Features name is not visible in the Dashboard screen and we can work in the large screen.
Notification
The Notification Bell option represents to Notify messages in the system.
Care Type
The user can choose the type of care by using the dropdown option on the top right corner in the software.
2. Employees Overtime: The employees' overtime section displays the number of employees who have accumulated overtime hours in the last seven days. It helps organizations track and manage overtime effectively, ensuring compliance with labor regulations and managing workload distribution.
3. Upcoming Birthday: This section presents information about upcoming birthdays of both patients and employees. It serves as a reminder to celebrate and acknowledge birthdays, fostering a positive work environment and patient care experience.
4. Patient - New: The new patient section provides information about recently admitted or registered patients. It allows staff to stay informed about new arrivals and helps initiate the necessary procedures and documentation for these patients.
5. Patient - Fully not scheduled: This section highlights patients who are not yet fully scheduled for the next seven days. It alerts staff to ensure proper scheduling and avoid any gaps in patient care or appointments.
6. Patient - Pending: The pending patient section displays information about patients whose status is pending. It helps staff stay updated on patients whose cases are awaiting further actions or approvals, ensuring timely follow-up and resolution.
7. Patient - Discharged: This section provides information about patients who have been discharged from the organization's care. It helps track the number of discharged patients and their relevant details for record-keeping and reporting purposes.
8. Patient - Transfer: The patient transfer section provides information about patients who have been transferred to another location or facility. It enables seamless coordination between different departments or facilities involved in the patient's care.
9. Patient - On Hold: This section displays information about patients who are currently on hold, indicating that their cases are temporarily paused or pending certain conditions or decisions. It helps staff track and manage patients whose care plans are on hold.
10.Prior Auth Expiring: This section highlights the expiration dates of prior authorizations. It enables staff to proactively manage the authorization process, ensuring that necessary authorizations are renewed or extended in a timely manner to avoid disruption in patient care and billing.
11. Prior Auth Expired: The prior authorization expired section provides information about authorizations that have expired. It helps staff identify cases where authorization needs to be reestablished to continue patient care and billing processes smoothly.
Overall, this comprehensive dashboard enables users to monitor and manage various aspects of the organization's activities, ensuring efficient operations, timely patient care, and compliance with necessary protocols and regulations.