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PostedMarch 14, 2019

Last Updated OnJune 13, 2022

ByMatt Luckham

Lesson	Areas Covered	Transcript
1. Introduction to Care Control	Why use an electronic care system? How do you enter the data? Typical care monitoring and frequency Being kept in the loop	View here
2. Signing in and out of work	How to sign in and out of work on Care Control Pocket and Mobile	View here
3. Completing a Checklist	Recording information on Care Control Mobile – Care, Housekeeping, Maintenance	View here

Lesson	Areas Covered	Transcript
1. Care Control Mobile Home Screen	Part 1 – Looking at the options on the Care Control Mobile Home Screen – Your Staff Menu, Record Care Plan Information, View Residents’ Care Plans, View Home Status	View here

Lesson	Areas Covered	Transcript
1. Recording Care – Part 1	Looking at different ways of recording care on Care Control – Summary Screen, Show Care Plans, Outstanding Tasks, Bath, Creams, Catheter, Personal Care, Movement, Fluid Intake, Food Intake	View here
2. Recording Care – Part 2	Record care in the Record Care Plan Information screen – Activities, Bath/Shower, Creams, Fluid Intake, Medical visit, Movement	View here
3. Care Plan Notes	Record Care Plan Notes on Care Control Mobile – Personal Care, Resident Pictures, Sleep Information, Weight, Wellbeing Check, Recording an Incident	View here

Lesson	Areas Covered	Transcript
1. Care Control Pocket – A first look	The Summary Screen, Recording Fluid Intake, Actions Needed, Creams	View here
2. Entering Care on Care Control Pocket – Part 2	Food Intake, Movement, Personal Care	View here
3. Entering Care on Care Control Pocket – Part 3	Care Review sections, Fast Facts, Notes, Recording information, Recording Resident Observations, Referencing information on the Care Review	View here
4. The Blue Button	The Blue Button, Handover Notes, Staff Menu, Shifts, Messages, Rota, Timesheet	View here
5. Using Care Control Pocket Off and Online	Allocated Tasks, Record Something, Working off/online, Recording Fluids, Activities, Additional Care/Ad Hoc Care Tasks	View here

Lesson	Areas Covered	Transcript
1. New Service User – Mobile	Add a new Service User or Resident onto the Mobile System – add personal information and set up monitoring.	View here
2. New Service User – Windows	Add a new service user or resident using Care Control Windows – add personal details and treatment escalation plans.	View here
3. Completing a Care Plan	Add a Care Review using Care Control Windows.	View here
4. Senior Care on Mobile and Windows – Part 1	Add additional information onto a Care Review and amend a Care Review.	View here
5. Senior Care on Mobile and Windows – Part 2	Risk Assessments and PEEPS	View here

Lesson	Areas Covered	Transcript
1. Auditing the Home Status	How to audit the system, i.e. how to get the information out of the system and how to look at what is outstanding.	View here
2. Auditing Integrity Checks	How to look at each of the Care Plans for each of your residents to see where the issues are.	View here
3. Auditing Custom Tasks	How to audit the Custom Tasks. This will allow you to see the date, the time, who completed a task and any comments that have been added onto the task.	View here
4. Auditing Incident Analysis	How to look at Incident Analysis which will allow you to analyse any incidents that have been recorded onto the system.	View here
5. Auditing the Monitoring Analysis for Frequent Care Tasks	How to audit the various Monitoring Areas: Fluid Intake, Intensive Care, Movement, Sleep Monitoring, Wellbeing Checks.	View here
6. Auditing the Document Library	How to check if staff have opened documents they have been asked to read.	View here
7. Auditing the Care Plan Note Analysis	How to analyse notes that have been put onto the system for residents.	View here
8. Auditing Your Usage Health Check	How to get an overall picture of your Care Control Usage.	View here

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