The complete reference

Everything CarePoint does — on one page.

The overview tells you why we built it the way we did. This page is the reference: sixteen capability areas, every module a clinician actually opens, every workflow a facility actually runs. Skim it, jump to what matters, or read it cover-to-cover.

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Core platform

The infrastructure under every feature — multi-tenant by design, hardened for clinical-grade availability, and audit-ready from the first login.

Multi-tenant architecture 1.1

Per-facility data isolation with tenant-aware queries on every read and write.

Authentication & authorization 1.2

Session-based login, password reset, and role-driven access enforced server-side.

Responsive layout 1.3

Phone, tablet and desktop layouts — designed for trolley-side use, not just demo screens.

API client 1.4

Typed client with retry, timeout, and consistent error surfacing across the frontend.

Audit trail 1.5

Every record, every edit, every export — keyed to the user, queryable from day one.

Health check 1.6

Liveness and readiness endpoints for orchestration and uptime monitoring.

Graceful shutdown 1.7

In-flight requests drain cleanly on deploy — no half-written records.

Structured logging 1.8

Machine-readable logs with request IDs for traceable incident response.

Input validation 1.9

Schema-validated input on every endpoint — bad data is rejected, not stored.

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Resident management

The resident record — the centre of CarePoint. Sixteen tabs covering every clinical artefact, from admission through to discharge and re-admission.

Resident directory 2.1

Searchable list with ward, room, status, GP and allocation filters.

Resident creation 2.2

Guided admission workflow capturing demographics, conditions, allergies and next of kin.

16-tab resident detail 2.3

Every clinical artefact on one record:

  • Summary
  • Timeline
  • Progress notes
  • Care plan
  • Forms
  • Schedule
  • Charting
  • Alerts
  • ACD / GOC
  • Assessments
  • Equipment
  • Restrictive practices
  • Files
  • eMAR
  • Medications
  • Incidents

Resident allocations 2.4

Allocate individually, by ward, or across the whole facility — staff see only their own.

Resident discharge 2.5

Discharge, re-admit, and transfer workflows with the full historical record preserved.

Resident file uploads 2.6

Discharge summaries, imaging, photos and signed consents attached to the resident.

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Clinical charting

Fourteen chart types covering aged-care clinical work end-to-end. Bulk entry across multiple residents, with care minutes computed as you chart.

Chart templates 3.1

Wound, Bowel, Weight, Vitals, Pain, BSL, Fluid, Food intake, Repositioning, Sleep, Mood, Continence, Lifestyle, Exercise.

Chart entry recording 3.2

Bulk entry across multiple residents simultaneously, with role-based chart visibility.

Wound photo management 3.3

Upload wound photographs directly to the chart entry — tracked over time.

Care minutes tracking 3.4

Care minutes auto-attributed on nine chart types, feeding the AN-ACC and care minute dashboards.

Clinical alerts engine 3.5

Threshold-based alerts (e.g. BGL > 11, weight loss trend) surfaced in context, not in an inbox.

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Incident management

Five form types, full lifecycle workflow, SIRS Priority assessment, and auto-generated referrals — every incident traceable from occurrence to closure.

Incident reporting 4.1

Typed forms for Fall, Wound, Behaviour, Medication and General incidents.

Incident lifecycle 4.2

Open → Under review → Closed, with status changes timestamped to the user.

Incident comments 4.3

Threaded comments from management and clinical staff during review.

Incident forms 4.4

Facility-configurable incident form builder — fields, options, required logic.

SIRS notifications 4.5

Priority 1 and 2 incidents flagged, with notification draft auto-generated.

Auto-generated referrals 4.6

Fall incidents auto-create a physiotherapy referral in the queue.

Incident analytics 4.7

Falls trends, types, time-of-day patterns and CSV export.

Incident detail view 4.8

Full incident record with audit trail of every status change and comment.

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Medication administration (eMAR)

A full medication chart connected to the Medication Administration Record. Every interaction logged, every missed dose flagged, every allergy warned at point of administration.

Medication Administration Record 5.1

MAR grouped by time block — morning, midday, evening, bedtime, PRN, other.

Administration recording 5.2

Given, Missed, Refused, Held, PRN Given — each with timestamp and signing staff.

Medication round view 5.3

Round-based view across a ward, sized for the trolley tablet.

eMAR resident tab 5.4

Resident-level MAR with 7-day administration history visible inline.

PRN effectiveness tracking 5.5

Pre and post-administration effectiveness captured for every PRN given.

Missed dose follow-up 5.6

Drafted follow-up workflow queued for the next shift automatically.

eMAR progress notes 5.7

Administration events composed into a progress note thread on the timeline.

BD / TDS / QID auto-splitting 5.x

Multi-dose frequencies routed into the correct time blocks automatically.

Allergy acknowledgement warnings 5.x

Allergy alerts surfaced at the point of administration — acknowledged in line.

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Referrals

Seven referral disciplines, role-based acceptance, urgency tracking — and a round-trip back to the resident record.

Referral types 6.1

Seven disciplines supported:

  • Physiotherapy
  • GP
  • Dietitian
  • Podiatry
  • Speech path
  • Social work
  • Occupational therapy

Referral management 6.2

Open, Accepted and Closed states with role-based acceptance restrictions.

Referral notifications 6.3

Auto-notification on creation, acceptance and closure to the relevant staff.

Referral enrichment 6.4

Linked resident context — diagnoses, allergies, recent charting — attached automatically.

Referral UI 6.5

Filtering by urgency (Routine, Urgent, Emergency), discipline and status.

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Equipment management

Track what's allocated to which resident, where it is, when it was serviced — and what comes back.

Equipment inventory 7.1

Facility-wide inventory with category, serial, service history and cost centre.

Equipment allocations 7.2

Allocate to a resident, track return, and view the full historical chain.

Equipment UI 7.3

Resident-level equipment tab and facility-level inventory view, with search and filters.

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Dashboard & analytics

The facility, at a glance. Care minutes against target, incident trends, falls analytics — derived from work staff are already doing.

Facility dashboard 8.1

Live tile view of beds, allocations, open incidents and clinical alerts.

Care minutes dashboard 8.2

Delivered care minutes against AN-ACC funded target, per shift and per resident.

Falls analytics 8.3

Frequency, location, time-of-day and resident-level falls trending.

Incident trends analytics 8.4

Incident type trending across configurable date ranges, with CSV export.

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Shift handover

The handover report composes itself overnight — open incidents, missed medications, clinical alerts and progress-note highlights ready for the next shift.

Handover report generation 9.1

Per-ward or all-wards, with configurable time windows for the reporting period.

Handover configuration 9.2

Choose which sections appear — open incidents, missed meds, alerts, progress notes, charting highlights.

Handover UI 9.3

Read on the floor on a phone or tablet — no printouts required.

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Progress notes & timeline

Role-attributed, category-tagged clinical notes — threaded back to the timeline that every shift relies on.

Progress note creation 10.1

Categorised notes (behaviour, skin, nutrition, family) with role attribution.

Progress notes feed 10.2

Filterable, searchable feed across a resident or a ward.

Resident timeline 10.3

Every event from every role on one chronological feed, role-coloured for clarity.

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Admin panel

Twenty-four configuration sections, grouped into four functional families. Your administration team owns the system — no support ticket required.

Facility management

Users

Create, deactivate, reset passwords, assign roles.

Roles

Granular permission editor — every action toggleable per role.

Wards

Create and configure wards, with bulk room creation.

Rooms

Per-ward room management with bed-state visibility.

Discharged

Historical resident records, restorable on re-admission.

Audit log

Queryable record of every system change for accreditor review.

Data import

Bulk import for residents and reference data.

Customisation

Forms

Facility-configurable form builder with required-logic fields.

Incident forms

Per-incident-type field configuration.

Referral types

Add, rename and configure referral disciplines.

Chart templates

Build new chart types with field configuration and care-minute attribution.

Care plan config

Domains, goals, interventions and review cadence per facility.

Assessments

Assessment template builder with scored fields and risk ranges.

Family portal

Per-facility visibility configuration — chart types, forms, fields.

Handover config

Section visibility and time-window configuration.

Note categories

Progress note category management.

Clinical alerts

Alert rule configuration with auto-resolve options.

Data & reporting

Falls analytics

Facility-wide falls dashboard with drill-down.

Incidents

Cross-facility incident register and analytics.

SIRS register

Priority 1 and 2 incident register, exportable.

NQI indicators

14 indicators with benchmark comparison and drill-down.

Care minutes

Facility-wide care minute reporting.

System

Facility info

Branding, contact details, hours, key personnel.

System

Environment, version, integration status, and diagnostic info.

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Advance Care Directives & Goals of Care

Signed ACD and GOC records, with version history and review-due alerts — surfaced on the summary and at handover.

ACD / GOC record 12.1

Current directive captured with limited-treatment status and witness details.

Document management 12.2

Signed PDFs attached to the record, accessible to authorised roles only.

ACD history 12.3

Every prior version retained — read-only — with the signing event recorded.

Review alerts 12.4

Configurable review cadence with due-date alerts to the responsible RN.

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Clinical assessments & AN-ACC

Eight standardised tools with automatic scoring, AN-ACC suggested classification, and the NQI reporting suite computed from clinical work already done.

Assessment templates 13.1

Standardised tools shipped, all auto-scored:

  • DEMMI
  • FIM
  • Braden
  • GDS-15
  • BRUA
  • MST
  • MMSE
  • Barthel

Assessment entry recording 13.2

Subscored fields, risk-banded results, and review-due tracking per resident.

Assessments overview 13.3

Cross-resident view of completed and due-for-review assessments.

AN-ACC classification 13.4

Suggested class (2–13) from DEMMI, MMSE, BRUA, GDS-15 and Braden scores. Trajectory badge across history.

NQI reports 13.5

14 indicators with availability status, national benchmark comparison, drill-down and date-range filtering.

DEMMI raw-to-interval 13.x

Automatic raw-to-interval score conversion using the de Morton table.

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Family portal

A separate, read-only experience for family members — configured per facility, with administration controlling exactly what is visible.

Read-only access 14.1

Family-role accounts on a separate authentication flow from clinical staff.

Resident overview 14.2

Configured summary view — GP name and clinic, mobility recommendations, key contacts.

Visible chart data 14.3

Administration chooses which chart types are visible to family members.

Visible form data 14.4

Per-form visibility — and per-field where required.

Portal configuration 14.5

Active medication list as a safe subset of fields, configurable per facility.

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Restrictive practices

Authorised, audited, and reviewed on schedule. The compliance burden carried by the system, not the next clipboard.

Restrictive practice records 15.1

Chemical, environmental and mechanical practices captured with full authorising detail.

Audit trail 15.2

Every status change, edit and review recorded against the user.

Signed documents 15.3

Consent forms and behaviour support plans attached to the record.

Review alerts 15.4

Due-date alerts to the responsible RN — no review missed because of a calendar.

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Notifications

In-app notifications that surface what the next person on shift needs to know — without becoming an inbox to clear.

In-app notifications 16.1

Referrals, alerts, comments and review-due events — delivered to the role that owns them.

Notification polling 16.2

Live polling so notifications appear without requiring a reload.

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