Do not enter real patient information. All patients, medicines, guidance and calculations are fictional demonstration data.

Research concept — simulated data — not for clinical use
← Safety board
Room 7 · simulated patient

Sophie James

redEscalation required

Patient concern recorded

“Something does not feel right”

Emotional wellbeing & recovery

Sophie James · Room 7

FOLLOW-UP REQUIRED
Wellbeing check
Completed 15:10
Birth experience discussion
Patient wants further discussion
Support discussed
Discussed
Referral / specialist support
Referral pending
Follow-up plan
Follow-up support review outstanding
Named owner
Sarah Patel · Midwife
Patient concern
“I would like someone to explain what happened.”
View recovery workflow

Simulated and illustrative. Pathscription records whether wellbeing has been considered, discussed and followed up. It does not assess, diagnose or decide what support is clinically appropriate.

Safety timeline
  1. 12:04Patient concern recordedPatient input
  2. 12:05Clinical review requestedWorkflow pathway
  3. 12:05Responsible clinician notifiedWorkflow pathway
  4. 12:08Awaiting acknowledgementWorkflow pathway
  5. 12:12Review outstandingWorkflow pathway
  6. 12:13Escalation triggeredWorkflow pathway
  7. 12:14Senior clinician acknowledgedClinician
  8. 12:21Clinical review completedClinician
  9. 12:23Plan explained to patientClinician
  10. 12:24Patient confirms discussion completedPatient input
Closed-loop actions
Senior clinical review

Outstanding safety action — no acknowledgement recorded.

OwnerDr L. Hardy · Registrar· not acknowledged

Created 12:05 · Overdue 9 min · safety-critical

IDENTIFIEDASSIGNEDACKNOWLEDGEDREVIEWEDCOMPLETEDDOCUMENTED
Outstanding safety action
Explain plan to patient

Communication step remains open until documented.

OwnerNo owner assigned · Midwife· not acknowledged

Created 12:05 · Follows review · routine

IDENTIFIEDASSIGNEDACKNOWLEDGEDREVIEWEDCOMPLETEDDOCUMENTED

2 action(s) remain visible until completed and documented.

Simulated patient information. Clinical rules and escalation pathways shown are illustrative only. Pathscription does not make autonomous clinical decisions.