5N ICUFilled
Charge RN, night
Thu Oct 8 · 19:00–07:00
Picked up 09:15 by M. Okafor, RN
The day of one open shift
One open shift shouldn’t take all day.
05:40
Open
The call-out
A nurse on tonight’s schedule calls out sick. The 7p on 4 West is now open.
14:00
Open
The phone tree
You work down the list of who said yes last time. Calls, texts, voicemails. Was that a yes for tonight, or for Thursday?
18:45
Uncovered
The ask at shift change
Still nobody. Someone finishing a 12 gets asked to stay. Overtime or agency spend follows.
One quick question
How often does your team scramble to fill a short-notice shift?
One tap. No email needed.
Thanks. That helps us decide what to build first.
You answered:
How it would work
Post an open shift once. See who picked it up.
01
Post the open shift
Unit, role, start and end. One post instead of twenty texts.
New open shift
Concept
- Unit
- 4W MED-SURG
- Role
- RN, night
- Shift
- Thu Oct 8 · 19:00–07:00
- Who sees it
- Per diem and float pool RNs
Open
Posted 10:42
02
Every qualified nurse hears at the same time
Per diem and float pool see it together, not just the few who always answer.
Sent to 18 nurses
4W MED-SURG · RN · 19:00–07:00
Concept
- AR A. Reyes, RNPer diem 10:42
- JA J. Alvarez, RNFloat pool 10:42
- KS K. Shah, RNPer diem 10:42
- DN D. Nguyen, RNFloat pool 10:42
And 14 more, all at 10:42.
03
Watch coverage on one screen
Filled, open or uncovered, with a name next to every shift that’s filled.
Thu Oct 8
3 units · 14 shifts
Concept
12/14
12
Filled
1
Open
1
Uncovered
4W MED-SURGFilled
RN, night
Thu Oct 8 · 19:00–07:00
Picked up 11:02 by J. Alvarez, RN
The pilot list
How many calls did your last open shift take?
That’s the first of three questions we’ll send you. Your answers decide what we build first, and what we don’t build at all.
- Three questions by email. Easy to answer from your phone.
- A first look at the concept screens, before any code is written.
- Nothing to buy. Leave the list anytime.
You’re on the list
Check your inbox for a short note from us. It explains what the pilot is, and what it isn’t yet.