48 minutes,
fully accounted for.
Scroll the right column. The bed on the left mirrors what the floor actually sees as a discharge becomes a ready bed: tasks created by themselves, waste segregated, approval captured, everything on record. No clinical data, just the daily work the platform really runs.
The bed is released.
Front desk completes the discharge task in SortMyHospital. That completion starts the turnover workflow by itself. Bed B-12 queues for turnover, and nobody had to call the floor.
Housekeeping is routed.
Task T-3038 is created with the turnover checklist pre-loaded: bed, linen, surface clean, waste, equipment check, signage. Asha gets it on her phone. No walkie-talkie. No "who's free".
Biomedical waste, segregated & logged.
The waste checklist branches red/yellow as per your SOP. Asha photographs each sealed bag. The proof attaches to the task and the record automatically. Inspections become a download, not a panic.
The supervisor catches the gap.
Asha submits. The supervisor swipes through the photos. The equipment-check tile is short. He rejects with a one-line note. The task goes back with his note attached. Asha sees exactly what to redo.
Bed flips ready.
Gap closed. Approved. Front desk can re-admit. Time logged. Overnight, the week's numbers add themselves up, and once Sunday ends, Ward B's weekly score is final. Nobody had to touch it.
