Ever had that moment where you couldnt tell your boss what antibiotics your septic patient is sensitive too? Had to call your Surgical registrar during surgery to check if a patient can eat? Called your Med Reg for the fifth time that day just to see what medications your patient goes home on? Then Ward Helper is for you!
Designed by Junior Doctors for their colleagues, Ward Helper contains an easy checklist of things you should know before starting the ward round in the morning or ask to have clarified on the round. Perfect for those starting a new rotation, covering on relief or just looking to smooth out a fast paced ward round.
Too busy to use it yourself? Why not have one of your student on the checklist to make sure nothing is missed? Students may also enjoy the list of commonly asked ward round questions
Based on research from the UK where introduction of FRIDAYS checklists created significant savings in time and man power.
Whilst the authors have put in these items as the most important and most commonly required to know, it is impossible to cover the specifics of every patient. We also look forward to any feedback!
Disclaimer: The Author of Wards Helper make no claims of the accuracy of the information contained herein. Ward Helper nor any other party involved in the preparation or publication of this application shall be liable for any special, consequential, or exemplary damages resulting in whole or part from any users use of or reliance upon this material. By using this application, you agree that you will not hold the authors of this application liable for any problems that occur.
Ward Helper is not a substitute for clinical judgement.