Admission to discharge
A patient moves from admission to the ward, then leaves with a connected discharge record.
Hospitals
Connect the front desk, wards, specialist departments and financial follow-up around every patient.
Keep appointments, emergency encounters and registration connected to the patient record.
MANSOQ IN PRACTICE
Four complete operational cases. Read each one here.
END-TO-END WORKFLOW CASE
A patient moves from admission to the ward, then leaves with a connected discharge record.
A patient arrives for a planned inpatient stay. Reception, the ward, diagnostics and finance must work from the same encounter through discharge.
An admission is one journey, even when responsibility changes between several teams.
Confirm the patient identity, admission details and responsible service against the shared record.
Document the ward handover, observations and care responsibilities for the incoming team.
Record the assessment and connect medication and departmental requests to this inpatient encounter.
Complete the selected laboratory or pharmacy work and return its documented result to the care context.
Record the discharge summary, medication plan and follow-up responsibility for the next team.
Review encounter-linked charges, patient liability and payments; assign any outstanding balance for follow-up.
Identity · Admission · Service
Each stage identifies the team, the action and the record carried forward.
Confirm the selected capabilities, required companions and external connections during configuration.
If a result or discharge task is outstanding, keep it attached to the encounter with a named owner; the clinical team decides the care action.
Responsible team · Treating clinicianKeep missing notes or results attached to the encounter. The receiving team identifies the responsible service and records the follow-up.
Responsible team · Nursing teamReturn the disputed item to its source activity. Review the charge or record correction with the responsible team before financial closure.
Responsible team · Finance teamExternal systems, device connections, catalogue licenses and national exchanges are activated only within their agreed delivery scope. The professionals retain clinical decisions.
END-TO-END WORKFLOW CASE
The clinical and operating-room teams work through preparation, procedure and recovery.
A patient attends a scheduled day-surgery service. Booking, theatre preparation, the procedure, recovery and billing must remain connected.
Theatre readiness and the recovery handover need more than a booking on a calendar.
Link the scheduled case, patient and responsible surgical service to the encounter.
Document the agreed preoperative assessment and preparation requirements for the surgical team.
Connect the case to selected theatre resources and required consumables within the agreed operating-room scope.
Record perioperative activity and the procedure against the patient’s case rather than a separate account.
Carry the procedure record, observations and next responsibilities into recovery and discharge documentation.
Reconcile recorded services and consumables with the case bill and assign financial follow-up.
Booking · Encounter · Service
Each stage identifies the team, the action and the record carried forward.
Confirm the selected capabilities, required companions and external connections during configuration.
When a case is rescheduled, update the booking and resource responsibility while retaining the preparation record for review.
Responsible team · Access & coordinationKeep missing notes or results attached to the encounter. The receiving team identifies the responsible service and records the follow-up.
Responsible team · Nursing teamReturn the disputed item to its source activity. Review the charge or record correction with the responsible team before financial closure.
Responsible team · Finance teamExternal systems, device connections, catalogue licenses and national exchanges are activated only within their agreed delivery scope. The professionals retain clinical decisions.
END-TO-END WORKFLOW CASE
The next ICU team reviews the observations, medication and responsibilities it needs.
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.
A handover must transfer responsibility as well as information.
Open the correct inpatient encounter and confirm the current ICU team and location.
Review recorded observations and clinical notes with their encounter context; assess care professionally.
Bring the documented medication and order context into the handover for the responsible clinical team.
Link available results and outstanding departmental work to the same encounter.
Document the care handover and identify who takes responsibility for each next action.
Update the next care plan or documented ward transfer while preserving the ICU encounter history.
Identity · Encounter · ICU location
Each stage identifies the team, the action and the record carried forward.
Confirm the selected capabilities, required companions and external connections during configuration.
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 teamKeep missing notes or results attached to the encounter. The receiving team identifies the responsible service and records the follow-up.
Responsible team · Nursing teamReturn the disputed item to its source activity. Review the charge or record correction with the responsible team before financial closure.
Responsible team · Finance teamExternal systems, device connections, catalogue licenses and national exchanges are activated only within their agreed delivery scope. The professionals retain clinical decisions.
END-TO-END WORKFLOW CASE
Revenue teams follow service activity through billing, payer responses and reconciliation.
A hospital encounter includes ward care, departmental services and patient payments. Finance needs to explain every charge and remaining balance.
Revenue follow-up starts with the services actually recorded in the encounter.
Record the patient, encounter and payer or self-pay context before financial follow-up.
Link recorded departmental and care services to accountable encounter charges.
Check the agreed tariffs and patient contribution against the recorded services and coverage.
Review the invoice and use the selected ZATCA exchange scope where configured and activated.
Match recorded payments or payer financial responses to the relevant account and invoice.
Assign unresolved differences for review and record the reconciliation decision and next action.
Encounter · Payer · Patient account
Each stage identifies the team, the action and the record carried forward.
Confirm the selected capabilities, required companions and external connections during configuration.
A disputed charge returns to its service reference for review; a corrected financial record keeps the original encounter trace.
Responsible team · Finance teamKeep missing notes or results attached to the encounter. The receiving team identifies the responsible service and records the follow-up.
Responsible team · Nursing teamReturn the disputed item to its source activity. Review the charge or record correction with the responsible team before financial closure.
Responsible team · Finance teamExternal systems, device connections, catalogue licenses and national exchanges are activated only within their agreed delivery scope. The professionals retain clinical decisions.
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Access & arrival: Keep appointments, emergency encounters and registration connected to the patient record. Ward & critical care: Carry nursing documentation, observations and care responsibilities through the stay. Specialist departments: Connect surgical cases, pharmacy, laboratory work and supplies. Add radiology to your scope when needed. Clinical continuity: Keep clinical notes, orders, results and medication with the same care context. Revenue cycle: Follow eligibility, approvals, charges, claims and reconciliation from one connected scope. Saudi connections: Bring insurance exchange, e-invoicing and supported coding into the agreed hospital scope.
Explore the detailsAdmission to discharge: A patient arrives for a planned inpatient stay. Reception, the ward, diagnostics and finance must work from the same encounter through discharge. Day surgery, end to end: A patient attends a scheduled day-surgery service. Booking, theatre preparation, the procedure, recovery and billing must remain connected. Critical-care handover: 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. Care delivered. Revenue followed.: A hospital encounter includes ward care, departmental services and patient payments. Finance needs to explain every charge and remaining balance.
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