Clinical Management Problems
137 problems reported across 6+ industries
Industries Reporting Clinical Management Problems
Top App Ideas for Clinical Management
View allChartFlow AI
AI-Powered Nursing Documentation for ER
DocuPT: Rapid PT Evaluations
AI-Powered PT Evaluation Documentation Tool
NurseCompanion: Real-time Clinical Decision Support
Real-time guidance for new nurses to manage clinical uncertainty and reduce anxiety
TheraFlow Supervisor
Rehab Workload Orchestrator for Clinical Supervisors
ChartFlow Nurse
Real-Time Nurse Charting Assistant
Nurses struggle to dispose of liquid medication waste from medication cups without making a mess or touching contaminated cups.
Clinical Management Problems(page 4 of 7)
DermaSanitize Pro
A nurse with psoriasis on her hands needs an alcohol-free hand sanitizer alternative that is permitted by hospital policy, as the Purell sanitizer exacerbates her open fissures.
FluidBalance Dialysis Module
In Epic EHR, the CAPD dialysis flowsheet incorrectly transfers net negative fluid balance to the I/O flowsheet, showing patients losing more fluid than reality.
ChartFlow RN
Nurses spend more time on charting than on patient care, leading to delayed clock-out and burnout.
DoseCalc Pro
Nurses are confused about the clinical rationale for having multiple concentrations of the same IV medication and need clear guidance on dosing calculations.
TubingGuard Protocol
Nurses lack a clear, consistent protocol for when IV tubing must be replaced after disconnection or stagnation, leading to material waste and confusion.
ChartRealTime
Hospital requires nurses to chart patient assessments, I&Os, and restraints exactly on the hour rather than in real time, causing workflow disruption and confusion.
ClinicalTrack Pro
A new clinical instructor lacks a systematic way to track nursing students' daily progress and competencies in a low-acuity pediatric ward.
PICCFlow Assist
Healthcare workers struggle to obtain blood samples from PICC lines when blood return is poor or nonexistent.
AcuityAdjust
Nurse managing multiple patients on a med-surg floor finds it difficult to safely manage time and attention when one patient requires intensive insulin drip monitoring (Q1 glucose checks, IV fluids, potassium replacement) while also caring for other patients.
ProviderVerify
A nurse accidentally communicated with and followed orders from the wrong physician because the correct provider was not clearly identified in the assignment system.
CliniClass ED
New ED grad is confused by overlapping and ambiguous patient classification categories (ED obs, ED Observation unit, Med Obs) and can't get clear answers from colleagues.
ClinicalReaso PT
A physiotherapy graduate lacks a resource to develop clinical reasoning skills for assessment and treatment planning.
RehabSteward
A physical therapist is concerned that an outpatient clinic is re-admitting recently discharged patients with new scripts, which they view as overutilization without a documented decline or new incident.
ChartQuick Orientation
Travel nurses worry about unfamiliar charting systems and procedures when working at new facilities through staffing apps.
TubeFeedSafe
Nurse needs clear evidence-based guidelines on whether continuous tube feed can be administered to supine patients without pausing for repositioning.
ClinRef Assistant
Clinician lacks a quick, reliable way to cross-reference clinical findings for unfamiliar patient presentations before initiating treatment.
NotePacer: Smart SOAP Templates
Medical professionals struggle to balance thorough SOAP note documentation with time management, lacking guidelines on optimal detail and dot phrase templates to save time and reclaim personal time.
HuddleFlow
Nursing unit huddles waste 10-15 minutes per shift reciting a long, repetitive script that staff feel is unnecessary and demeaning.
ResultRelay
Outpatient nurses lack a clear system or policy for calling imaging and lab results to patients, causing confusion about when to notify providers and how to communicate results.
DiastasisPro
PTs lack a standardized, evidence-based protocol for treating low back pain patients with chronic diastasis recti, leading to inconsistent care across therapists.