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What BetterCare does

BetterCare turns what a carer says into care notes. Carers use the Android app. Managers use the web app.

BetterCare turns what you say about the care you gave into care notes. This article tells you how it works and which part of BetterCare is for you.

Record, review, approve

  1. Record. The carer chooses a resident in the Android app and says what they did. They can pause while they give care, then record more.

  2. Review. BetterCare writes a draft care note for each care action. It asks only for details that are missing. The carer checks each note and corrects errors.

  3. Approve. The carer approves the care notes. Approved care notes cannot be changed.

The Record tab of the Android app, with the resident at the top and the record button in the dark panel

BetterCare writes drafts. It does not make care decisions. Always check each care note before you approve it.

Which part is for you

Each person has a role. The role sets what the person can see and do. Read Roles in BetterCare.

Handovers

Carers can flag a care note for handover and write handover notes. The next shift reads them in the app. Managers see them on the resident's record in the web app.

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