Sample report

This is what you would read after a visit.

A full example of the report a family receives. The person, the readings and the notes are invented. The layout and the checks are exactly what you get.

Sample report. Invented person and details.

Daily care report

Mrs A. O., 78 · High blood pressure, type 2 diabetes

Tuesday · Morning visit, 06:30 to 09:00 · Caregiver clocked in 06:28 at the home address

Reviewed and signed

Vitals

Blood pressure128/82 mmHgIn rangeAgreed range 100 to 140 / 60 to 90
Pulse74 per minuteIn rangeAgreed range 60 to 100
Temperature36.8 °CIn rangeAgreed range 36.1 to 37.5
Blood sugar, before breakfast6.4 mmol/LIn rangeAgreed range 4 to 8

Ranges are set for each person from their doctor's advice. A reading outside the range goes to the nurse straight away.

Medication

MedicineTimeHowStatus
Amlodipine 5 mg08:05Prompted, taken with waterGiven
Metformin 500 mg08:05Prompted, taken with breakfastGiven
Vitamin D 1000 IU08:05PromptedGiven

Only medicines prescribed by her doctor appear here. A missed dose is flagged to the nurse the same day.

The visit

Breakfast
Pap and akara. Ate most of it.
Drinks
Two cups of water and one cup of tea by 09:00.
Personal care
Bath with help. Skin checked, no sore areas.
Mobility
Walked to the garden and back with support. No falls.
Mood
Cheerful. Spoke with her daughter on a video call and asked about the grandchildren.
Incidents
None.

Notes

Caregiver

Her left knee was stiff when she got up. It eased after walking. I will check it again tomorrow.

Nurse

Knee stiffness noted. It was first recorded in March and has not changed. Watch for swelling. No change to the care plan.

RN
Reviewed and signed at 09:42On a real report this shows the nurse's full name.

What you will not see

Nothing reaches the family until a nurse has read it and signed it. If a report is late, you see a late notice with the reason instead of a gap.