Streamlined
note-taking
for medical
professionals

NurseAssess is...
A smart note-taker for nursing assessments,
a high-cognitive-burden activity that nurses
do hundreds of times in every shift.
It supports real-time,
point-of-care documentation.

Get Nurse Assess for FREE

Who uses it?

nurse_01 — Working nurses in every type of unit

What is
NurseAssess
and why
do I need it?

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Run NurseAssess
on your smartphone.

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When you assess a patient,
enter your results into the app.
It is a smart note-taker,
guiding you in making your
assessments complete.

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The data you enter are automatically
saved in your EHR (e.g. Epic).
No need for double entry.
No need to use those cumbersome
COWs (computers on wheels)
and WOWs (workstations on wheels)
to enter your nursing assessments.

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Assessments that you have flagged
(e.g. something about a patient
of which you want to be reminded)
are easily retrieved and reviewed.

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Keep track of all your patient assessments.
Find them quickly. Remember all the details.

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1/ 5
Run NurseAssess
on your smartphone.

Static overlay

2/ 5
When you assess a patient,
enter your results into the app.
It is a smart note-taker,
guiding you in making your
assessments complete.

Static overlay

4/ 5
Assessments that you have flagged
(e.g. something about a patient
of which you want to be reminded)
are easily retrieved and reviewed.

Static overlay

5/ 5
Keep track of all your patient assessments.
Find them quickly.
Remember all the details.

Why Point-of-Care
Documentation?

Using mobile devices, point-of-care documentation becomes practical and even preferable to other methods. NurseAssess does this.

1. Accuracy

Details are hard to remember.
Written during treatment, your notes are more likely to be accurate and complete. If you wait until later, you'll be less likely to remember the encounter.

2. Workload Management

All too often, clinicians find themselves with backlogs of notes to complete. You end up working late or on weekends...
And stressed-out. It's much better to get your documentation done as you go.

3. It Saves Time

Writing disorganized notes during patient contact times means you must organize them later. It's better to get them done at once. Especially with tighter time constraints for productivity metrics, it's important to optimize your routine and your efficiency.

4. It Protects You and Your License

4. It Protects
You and Your License

Documentation is demanded by regulatory requirements and often for institutional reimbursements. Good documentation helps keep you out of trouble.

5. It's Part of the Process

Documentation is part of the nursing process. Though it is no longer dogma that if it wasn't documented, it wasn't done, much nursing documentation is not optional. We spend as much time in front of the computer as in front of the patient. NurseAssess can help keep that under control.

1. Accuracy

Details are hard to remember.
Written during treatment, your notes
are more likely to be accurate and complete. If you wait until later, you'll be less likely to remember the encounter.

Which nursing
assessments
does it support?

More than 60 nursing assessments are implemented and planned.

Abdomen
Acuity and Stability
Allergies
BP (blood pressure)
Behavioral
Blood Administration
Blood Glucose Level (Diabetes)
Body Mass Index (BMI)
Braden Skin Risk
Cardiovascular
Care Coordination
Case Management
Central Lines
Clock Drawing Test (CDT)
End-Tidal CO2
Foleys
Functional Gait Assessment
Functional Status

GI
GU
Gait
General Practitioner Assessment of Cognition (GPCOG — dementia assessment)
Geriatric Depression Scale Short Form (GDS-SF)
Glasgow Coma Scale
HOH/ADA Special Needs
HR (heart rate; pulse)
Height
I/O
IV lines and fluid
Menstrual Cycle
Mini-Mental Status Examination (MMSE)
Musculoskeletal
Neuro
Newborn

Norton Pressure Ulcer Risk Scale
Nurse’s Notes
OB
Pain
Pain, detailed
Photo of wound
Psychosocial
RR (respiration rate)
Required Documentation
Respiratory
Safety
Schmid fall risk
Shortness of Breath
Skin
Smoking
SpO2 (blood oxygenation)
Teaching and Discharge Plan
Temperature

The Confusion Assessment Method Instrument
The Confusion Assessment Method for the Intensive Care Unit (CAM-ICU)
The Multidimensional Observation Scale for Elderly Subjects (MOSES)
Veterans Affairs (VA) Saint Louis University Mental Status Examination (SLUMS)
Weight
Wounds — Gosnell Scale
Wounds — Payne-Martin scale for classifying skin tears
Wounds — Pressure Sore Stage
Wounds — Waterlow Scale
Each month, we add more assessments. Subscribers get these updates for free.

Who are we?

Nurse Tech, Inc. combines technology and healthcare to develop and sell apps that support nurses in being efficient and practicing safely. It's all about the workflow!

We are a startup making good progress.
There is a compelling business plan, a stellar Board of Directors, some investors, several programmers, a lawyer, a computer graphics artist, patent 9164656 for our Graphical Display for Scheduling and Monitoring Tasks, several completed hospital beta tests, and two released products with ten thousand users and growing.
The corporation is privately held.

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