Medication records your staff can't get wrong by accident
Set up each participant's medication once. Workers see what's due, can't record a dose before the minimum interval has passed, and sign for every dose they give. Managers get a complete history they can export.
Medication in Suppora
Set up per participant
Medication, dose, route, frequency, prescriber, purpose, side effects and interactions, kept on the participant's record.
Minimum time between doses
A dose can't be recorded until the minimum interval since the last one has passed. Workers see a countdown to the next dose.
Signed for every dose
Before recording an administered dose, the worker sees the clinical information, confirms it and signs on screen.
Given, missed, refused or PRN
Record what actually happened, with notes, so the history shows refusals and missed doses as well as the doses given.
Full administration history
Filter by date range, export to CSV or print to PDF for a GP, pharmacist or auditor.
Works for SIL
Regimens and records can be linked to the house as well as the participant, so the right team sees what's due.
Safety checks built into the screen
Most medication errors in disability support are timing errors or doses nobody wrote down. Suppora is set up to make both harder.
- →Doses can't be recorded early
- →Each administered dose carries the worker's signature
- →Refusals and missed doses are recorded, not left blank
- →Every record shows who entered it and when
See medication records with your own regimens
Bring a de-identified medication chart to the demo and we'll set it up in Suppora while you watch.