Singularity for Healthcare

Our schedules, credentials and incident logs each live somewhere different.

Singularity for Healthcare is in development. It would read your scheduling, credentialing, incident and equipment records where they sit. Operational and compliance records only, never clinical systems or patient records.

Where hospital operations lose track

  1. 01 A survey means a week of pulling records Accreditation surveys and inspections ask for credentials, inspection logs and corrective actions. Someone pulls them from four systems and a binder.
  2. 02 A lapsed licence shows up too late Licences and certifications expire on their own schedule. If the tracker is a spreadsheet, the lapse shows up when the surveyor finds it.
  3. 03 Recurring checks live on clipboards Crash cart checks, fridge temperature logs and equipment inspections get done, but the record is a clipboard nobody can search.
  4. 04 Incidents close one at a time Staff injuries and equipment failures each get a corrective action, but they sit in a log nobody reads across units, so the pattern stays hidden.
  5. 05 Your longest-serving coordinator is the system The workarounds that keep scheduling and credentialing together live in one person. When they move on, so do the workarounds.
  6. In your building Crash cartsMedication and vaccine fridgesPortable equipmentBiomedical equipmentSterile processing
  7. Who you answer to Accreditation CanadaThe Joint CommissionCMSProvincial health ministriesState health departmentsOSHA
  8. Systems we'd read Staff schedulingCredentialingIncident reportingInventoryEquipment maintenance

What we'd connect in a hospital

  • Staff scheduling Shifts, coverage and time off, with coverage shown next to the unit it's for.
  • Credentialing Licences, certifications and expiry dates in one record, so a lapse shows up before the surveyor finds it.
  • Incident reporting Incident logs and the corrective actions tied to them, with who closed each one.
  • Inventory and supply Stock counts and reorder points, read next to the unit that uses them.
  • Equipment and maintenance Maintenance schedules and inspection records. Each recurring inspection shows as due, late or done.
  • Spreadsheets and paper logs The schedule in a spreadsheet, the log on a clipboard.

What a hospital would use the Singularity for

Your Singularity, built for how you work. Pick one of these or all of them, and we'd set it up around your units, your shifts and the names your hospital already uses.

Knowledge and training

Staff ask a policy question and get the policy page, not a hallway answer.

Knowledge Library + Retrieval Engine + Q&A Engine + Security + Form Builder

Your policies, procedures and training material go in one library. A new unit clerk asks how to report a broken bed rail and gets the steps from your own procedure, with the page cited.

See how it works

1 It connects

  • SharePoint
  • Policy manuals
  • Training video

2 What runs, and what it does

  1. Knowledge LibraryHolds your policies, procedures and training material, with a collection for each site.
  2. Retrieval EngineFinds the exact passage, or the minute in a training video, that answers the question.
  3. Q&A EngineAnswers in plain words with the page cited, and says so when no document has the answer.
  4. SecurityEach person gets answers only from the collections their role can see.
  5. Form BuilderPuts the procedure beside the check, so people learn it while they do the job.

3 What you get

Recurring inspections

The crash cart check and the fridge log arrive on time and get recorded.

Workflow Engine + Form Builder + Notification Center

The Workflow Engine creates each check on its schedule. The Form Builder keeps the answers with who signed. The Notification Center puts it in front of the role that owns it, the day it’s due.

See how it works

1 It connects

  • Staff roster
  • Equipment list

2 What runs, and what it does

  1. Workflow EngineCreates each check on its schedule and marks it late if it slips.
  2. Form BuilderKeeps every answer with who signed and when.
  3. Notification CenterPuts the check on the bell of the role that owns it.

3 What you get

  • FRI18 Crash cart check due 07:00

Audit readiness

The surveyor asks for one record. The history is already together.

Historian + Form Builder + Integration Hub + Knowledge Library

Every check, sign-off and reading stays with its time and who did it. Open the record and the whole history comes back, with the policy it answers to cited.

See how it works

1 It connects

  • Incident reporting
  • Credentialing
  • Maintenance log

2 What runs, and what it does

  1. HistorianKeeps readings from connected sensors, like a medication fridge temperature, with their time.
  2. Form BuilderReplaces the paper log and keeps who filled in each entry and when.
  3. Integration HubReads the incident, credentialing and maintenance systems, so nobody re-keys anything.
  4. Knowledge LibraryHolds the policy a surveyor asks about, cited by page.

3 What you get

  • Medication fridge check, Ward 4BVersion 3

Asset tracking

Which unit has the portable equipment, who checked it out, and its inspection history.

Facility Organizer + Asset Registry + Form Builder

Describe your sites and units once. Each pump, monitor and wheelchair has a record of where it is, who has it and when it was last inspected.

See how it works

1 It connects

  • Equipment list
  • Maintenance log

2 What runs, and what it does

  1. Facility OrganizerSets up your sites, units and rooms once, so every Module reads the same list.
  2. Asset RegistryPlaces each piece of equipment in its unit and records every check-out.
  3. Form BuilderKeeps each inspection with who signed it and when.

3 What you get

  • Infusion pump IP-14: Checked out J. Okafor Ward 4B

FAQ

Bring us the record a surveyor asks for.

30 minutes on your operation and the problem that brought you here.