Description
This feature prompts users to review and update the Falls Risk Assessment (Healthcare Ireland) when a service user returns from suspension after 24 hours or more. It helps ensure that the assessment remains accurate and relevant following changes in the service user’s condition, such as returning from hospital.
Why It Matters
Helps maintain accurate and up-to-date Falls Risk Assessments.
Encourages reassessment after significant events or changes in condition.
Supports better care planning and risk management.
Reduces the chance of outdated assessment information being used.
Improves compliance with healthcare and safety procedures.
Provides a clear and guided workflow for users during the unsuspension process.
Tutorial Video Link: Access Here
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1 | After submitting the Falls Risk Assessment (Healthcare Ireland), the system provides a mechanism that prompts users to review and confirm whether the assessment content is still relevant when a service user returns from suspension (for example, after returning from hospital) following a suspension period of at least 24 hours.
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2 | To enable this mechanism, ensure that the setting is turned on (checked) under the Organisation Details --> Customisations Settings.
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3 | If this setting is not enabled, the mechanism will not be triggered.
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4 | Once the setting has been enabled, navigate to the relevant community and select the suspended service user.
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5 | Click on Edit Service User Details to access the suspension settings.
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6 | In the suspension settings, remove the suspension status from the service user and enter the reason for unsuspending them.
After updating the details, click Save.
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7 | Following the Skin Integrity Check, a pop-up modal will appear asking whether the Falls Risk Assessment (Healthcare Ireland) should be updated.
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8 | If No is selected:
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9 | If Yes is selected:
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