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Search and filter 31 real business problems from workers across every industry. App ideas group related problems into buildable product concepts.
Individual Problems
InHouseRTM Compliance Hub
Medical practices relying on outsourced Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) staff must rapidly transition to in-house monitoring to comply with proposed CMS billing rules, requiring workflow, staffing, and software changes by 2027.
CNA Workflow & Compliance Assistant
A certified nursing assistant (CNA) faces unclear policies on whether CNAs can give shift report to each other and what constitutes 'looking at orders' in Epic, leading to workflow confusion and potential inconsistent enforcement.
SignOff Shift
Facility administrator requires RNs to get a signed checklist before clocking out, causing delays and frustration.
NoteShield Compliance
Physical therapist assistant (PTA) is pressured by supervising PT to charge Medicare for more time than actually spent with patients, and the supervising PT alters the PTA's billing codes after co-signing notes.
RestraintGuide SOP
Need a standardized protocol for where to attach wrist restraints to a bed frame, specifically regarding placement relative to the patient's waist or feet.
DiversionDoc Secure
A new charge nurse lacks a systematic, anonymous way to document and escalate suspected narcotic diversion by a well-liked nurse in a small critical access hospital.
ConsentFlow Assurance
Nurse is concerned about legality of having patients sign informed consent before doctor signs, and about witnessing consent when she did not observe the doctor's discussion.
CodeSync
Patient code status is inconsistently documented across systems, causing conflicting care directives during emergencies.
ComplyCare
Nurses in monitoring programs are forced to pay skyrocketing prices for urine drug tests, with no alternative provider available without risking their career.
NameSync for Compliance
Florida nurse cannot complete a Level 2 background check because the name on their CHAI account (maiden name) does not match the name on their nursing license (married name), and they cannot reach support to fix it.
SunscreenAdmin Guide
Nurses are uncertain whether they are allowed to offer chemical sunscreen to patients, as it is regulated as an OTC drug and they lack clear guidelines from their facility.
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