A care plan in 24 sections, person-centred by design
Personal information, about me, communication, capacity and consent, medical history, medication, physical health, personal care, nutrition, mobility, sleep, mental health, positive behaviour support, risk, activities, independence, relationships, safeguarding, community, emergency, end of life and your own custom sections. Completion tracking and who-updated-when on every one.
Digital care planning, sometimes called electronic care planning, means the plan lives in one system instead of a binder. In Kiwi, each section can have its own review date and shows when that review is overdue, and earlier versions are kept when it changes. A member of staff can sign the section, and Kiwi shows who signed last and flags it for re-signing if it changes.
- Pictures and visual supports per section
- Custom sections per person
- Linked to risk assessments and daily logs
Easy-read HAP and PCP documents
Every plan can be downloaded two ways: the standard black-and-white corporate document for professionals and printing, and an illustrated easy-read version made for the person, their family and advocates. Same content, two audiences.
- Standard and individualised versions
- Download one plan or all of them
- Illustrated with the person's own photos where you choose
Documents with real folders and a bin
Hospital passports, consent, DoLS, letters, PBS plans, nutrition charts. Blue folder tiles six levels deep, drag files from the desktop, take a photo on the phone, one tap creates the standard folder set. Nothing is deleted, only binned and restorable.
- Standard folder set in one tap
- Every upload checked by its bytes, never its name
- Search across every folder
Important people, visits and the profile PDF
Family, advocates, GP, social worker and every professional who visits. A visit by a family member writes itself onto the daily log. The profile PDF lets you tick the sections you need and produces a corporate A to Z document in seconds.
- Visit reports with totals and trends
- Per-user tab order, drag to reorder
- Goals with milestones and a photo memory book
Hospital Passport: transfer summary
When someone goes into hospital, one tap prints a transfer summary from the records you already keep. Page one is always a single page: resuscitation status, allergies, who to call, why they are going and their latest observations. Then their medicines with the last dose given, the MAR chart, and what matters to them. Anything that has not been recorded is printed as not recorded, so nobody has to guess.
- A standard black-and-white version or an illustrated easy-read one
- Medicines, last dose given and the MAR chart, straight from the eMAR
- Every page dated, with who printed it and the home's phone number
