Hospitals

Critical-care handover

END-TO-END WORKFLOW CASE

The case, from start to finish.

The next ICU team reviews the observations, medication and responsibilities it needs.

6connected steps

The situation

An ICU patient’s care is handed from one shift to the next. The incoming team needs the documented observations, medication and pending work together.

What MANSOQ connects

A handover must transfer responsibility as well as information.

The people involvedNursing teamTreating clinicianDepartment teamFinance team

The complete journey

  1. Confirm the care context

    Nursing team

    Open the correct inpatient encounter and confirm the current ICU team and location.

    Identity · Encounter · ICU location
  2. Review documented observations

    Treating clinician

    Review recorded observations and clinical notes with their encounter context; assess care professionally.

    Observations · Clinical notes
  3. Carry medication context

    Nursing team

    Bring the documented medication and order context into the handover for the responsible clinical team.

    Medication · Current orders
  4. Review department follow-up

    Department team

    Link available results and outstanding departmental work to the same encounter.

    Results · Pending requests
  5. Record the shift handover

    Nursing team

    Document the care handover and identify who takes responsibility for each next action.

    Handover note · Next owner
  6. Continue or transfer care

    Treating clinician

    Update the next care plan or documented ward transfer while preserving the ICU encounter history.

    Care plan · Transfer record

The factors that make it work

Starting information

Identity · Encounter · ICU location

Responsibility at every step

Each stage identifies the team, the action and the record carried forward.

An agreed operating scope

Confirm the selected capabilities, required companions and external connections during configuration.

Exceptions. A clear next responsibility.

Missing handover information

If information is missing, identify its source and responsible team in the handover instead of treating an absent result as a completed task.

Responsible team · Nursing team

An incomplete handover

Keep missing notes or results attached to the encounter. The receiving team identifies the responsible service and records the follow-up.

Responsible team · Nursing team

A service or account discrepancy

Return the disputed item to its source activity. Review the charge or record correction with the responsible team before financial closure.

Responsible team · Finance team

Scope and delivery boundaries

MANSOQ CoreNative operation · Agreed connectionConfirm deployment scope
Inpatient CareNative operationConfirm deployment scope
Intensive CareNative operationConfirm deployment scope
Clinical Documentation & Care PlanningNative operationConfirm deployment scope
Orders, Results & MedicationNative operationConfirm deployment scope
LaboratoryNative operationConfirm deployment scope
Billing & FinanceNative operation · Agreed connectionConfirm deployment scope

External systems, device connections, catalogue licenses and national exchanges are activated only within their agreed delivery scope. The professionals retain clinical decisions.

Operational illustration based on documented capabilities; not a named customer deployment or measured outcome.

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Your questions, answered.

Is this a customer result or an operational illustration?

This is an illustrative hospitals workflow, not a named deployment or a measured outcome. An ICU patient’s care is handed from one shift to the next. The incoming team needs the documented observations, medication and pending work together.

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What must be complete before this journey is accepted?

The incoming team can review one connected care record. Pending work retains a documented owner. The ICU history accompanies the next care setting. If information is missing, identify its source and responsible team in the handover instead of treating an absent result as a completed task.

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