Onotes Care Guide

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Frequently Asked Questions

• How did oNotes start?

  The company was started by Professor Edwards and his then-student Rachel Field at Harvard University. It took shape at Le Laboratoire in Paris in the summer of 2013, where it formally became ONotes, and was joined by co-founder and experienced tech entrepreneur Don Zereski, plus early team members Brendan Regan and Nick Cardone.

• Who is on the oNotes Board of directors?

  The active and participatory ONotes board of directors, includes Dr. Dennis Ausiello (MGH/Harvard Medical School), Adam Hanft (Hanft Projects), Ron Nordin (formerly Atlas Ventures), Rick Ruffolo (formerly Yankee Candle), and Denis Terrien (founder Amazon France).

• What is the best way to write care plan notes?

  1. Decide which ones you think are good and bad examples. 2.Then rank them from one to seven, with one as the best. Explain why you think this and write notes about how each one could be improved. 3.Discuss what you feel makes a good set of care plan notes. Example A 16.11.15 10.20 am FBW given. B/fast taken.

• Why hellohellonote for your practice?

  HelloNote allows you to spend more time with your patients. From the start of your workday, to the end. We don’t break the bank. Priced to work with your practice. No hidden fees or set-up fees. Ever. No need for rulers, we have graphs and charts to plot your data and track productivity.

• What is a progress note in aged care?

  Aged Care - Progress Notes Overview Each client, who is receiving aged care assistance, must have a Care Plan in place to ensure on-going care needs are met. Progress Notes contribute to the review and updating of Care Plans to ensure these care needs are adequate. Documentation of care and any changes is a legal requirement and

• What can I do with NDIS progress notes?

  Information from progress notes can be used to write client NDIS progress reports, which usually need to be submitted every 12 months. These reports help NDIS (or aged care decision-makers) with progress and care plan reviews, and these, in turn, help to guide the carers whose work it is to implement participant goals.

• Why do I need to record changes in the progress notes?

  Documentation of care and any changes is a legal requirement and affects the level of care and government funding. Aged care providers' ability to meet their Duty of Care to clients is dependent on changes being recorded in the Progress Notes.

• What are the benefits of progress notes for in-home services?

  For in-home services, progress notes play a vital role in ensuring transparency of care between care teams, as well as for primary carers. Progress notes can act as handover notes for next shift staff. Here are some simple examples that demonstrate how sharing information recorded during care visits can be helpful: