Clinical context
Review observations, NEWS2, incidents, patient notes, care plans and patient voice before decisions.
SecureObs training
Doctor route: review evidence, prescribe safely and support care planning.
A focused route for doctors and authorised prescribers reviewing patient context, prescribing medication, checking clinical records and contributing to care-plan decisions.
Doctor and prescriber focus
Medication safety
Use prescribing controls, allergies/ADRs, administration history and confirmation before saving.
Team communication
Document clearly, create follow-up tasks where needed and escalate urgent decisions verbally.
Doctor route
Sign in and select the patient
Use your own credentials and confirm patient name, room and hospital number before reviewing or prescribing.
Review clinical evidence
Check dashboard/timeline, notes, NEWS2, incidents, medication history and active care plans.
Prescribe or stop medication
Check allergies/ADRs, dose, route, type, administration times and additional instructions before confirmation.
Contribute to care-plan review
Review needs, risks, goals, interventions, patient preferences and review dates.
Communicate follow-up
Add clear notes or tasks, and verbally escalate time-critical clinical decisions.
Medication chart and prescribing
The medication chart supports regular, PRN, depot and rapid tranquillisation records, with allergy/ADR context, administration history and confirmation before saving.
- Confirm the selected patient before prescribing.
- Check allergies/ADRs and active prescriptions.
- Use additional instructions for monitoring or pharmacist advice.
- Do not prescribe under another user’s session.
Care-plan and clinical review
Doctors can review structured care plans alongside patient notes, patient voice, incidents and handover so decisions are grounded in recorded ward evidence.
SecureObs supports clinical review but does not replace professional judgement, medicines policy or urgent escalation.
Need the printable version?
Use the Word manual for doctors, prescribers and clinical reviewers.