Modules
ACOP
The ACOP module supports your aged-care on-site pharmacist work. Day to day you record clinical interventions and manual activities as you do them; these build up in the background.
Each quarter, all of that work flows into the registers and into a quarterly report. Report+ takes it a step further with a polished PDF or Excel and an optional written summary, ready to hand to the facility.
The flow at a glance
How ACOP works
Work through the pipeline of facilities and tasks, logging interventions and activities as you go. The registers and quarterly report then pull everything together for governance and reporting.
Your overview board
The pipeline
Track your facilities and visits
The pipeline gives you a board view of your ACOP work so you can see what is due, what is in progress and what is complete across your facilities.
Everyday recording
Clinical interventions
Log an intervention as it happens
When you make a recommendation, record it as a clinical intervention. Choose the category and risk level, and set the outcome – pending, accepted, rejected, or to consider in future.
Everyday recording
Manual activities
Capture education, audits and meetings
Not every job is a clinical intervention. Use manual activities to record staff education, medication audits, meetings and the other work that should appear in your quarterly report.
Governance
Clinical registers
Keep monitored residents in view
The clinical registers track residents who need ongoing oversight. They feed directly into your quarterly report so the figures are always consistent with your day-to-day records.
Each quarter
Quarterly report
Pull the quarter together
At the end of each quarter, generate the report. It gathers your interventions, activities and registers into one summary for the facility's governance.
Going further
Report+
Produce a polished, shareable report
Report+ turns the quarter into a professional PDF or Excel file. It can also add a clear written summary of the period to save you drafting it by hand.
Good to know
The written summary is a starting draft. Always read it over and adjust it to match your clinical judgement before sharing.