An electronic MAR chart your staff already understand.
Rounds by resident, not by drug
Open the round, see each person with what is due, tap to sign. PRN shows "given 2× today" with who and when, and a Give again button. A dose still unsigned at the end of its day is recorded as missed from 2am the next morning, for the manager to review.
- Morning, lunch, evening, night and custom round times
- Each dose recorded as given, refused, missed or not required, with a note
- Missed doses listed for a manager to review
A MAR chart that looks like a MAR chart
Dates across the top, medications down the side, ticks and codes in the squares. Seven, fourteen or twenty-eight days. Hover any square for who signed and when. Discontinued medicines keep their history. Download as PDF with the signature record of every staff member.
- 7-, 14- and 28-day views
- PDF with allergies, period and signature list
- Multi-dose medicines shown once with their times
Controlled drugs, with a named witness
Every CD administration and every stock movement needs a second member of staff named as witness. Kiwi keeps the CD record as you go: book in, administer, dispose, count, with running balances and a permanent movement ledger. Discrepancies follow the rules set out in Kiwi: recount with a witness, report to the manager, resolve with a reason, recount at handover.
- Witness on every dose and stock move
- Running balance and movement ledger
- Discrepancy workflow with permanent record
A medicine dictionary that helps prevent mistakes
700+ UK medicines, with links to BNF and eMC information where available. Around 200 common medicines come with their licensed strengths and forms, so for paracetamol staff pick a real presentation from the list instead of typing a dose. Routes include oral, buccal, rectal, PEG and patches. Managers can add medicine names from the NHS dm+d list too.
- Licensed strengths and forms for common medicines
- Form-aware dosing and guideline hints
- Over-the-counter cupboard with discard rules
