Carry: Clinical Companion FAQ Preview

Question 1

What is Carry: Clinical Companion and how does it assist hospital ward rounds?

Accepted Answer

Carry: Clinical Companion is an offline-first shift companion and clinical follow-through platform built specifically for hospital ward and ICU clinicians (doctors, residents, fellows, and nurses). It streamlines bedside task capture in under 3 seconds, enables real-time team board coordination, provides 34 validated clinical calculators, ages pending lab investigations on a Results Radar, and generates a structured, zero-PHI shift handoff in one tap.

Question 2

How does the 3-step bedside shift workflow work?

Accepted Answer

Follow the proven shift process designed by hospital clinicians for morning ward rounds, critical care, and evening sign-out: Step 01 · Bedside Capture records STAT orders, specialty chips, and patient tasks in under 3 seconds. Step 02 · Closed-Loop Turnaround tracks pending labs, CXRs, and blood cultures on an active TAT Results Radar. Step 03 · 1-Tap Zero-PHI Shift Handoff auto-formats structured SBAR sign-out summaries for WhatsApp or EHR notes without typing.

Question 3

How does Carry compare to manual paperwork and EHRs?

Accepted Answer

Ward rounds require extreme speed, offline capability, and rigorous privacy. Compared to paper census sheets, sticky notes, and clunky desktop EHR terminals, Carry enables sub-3s task capture, 100% offline-first local SQLite encryption, built-in bedside calculators (Wells, CURB-65, SOFA), active Turnaround Time (TAT) lab aging alerts, real-time multi-clinician peer board sync, and 1-tap de-identified SBAR handoff export.

Question 4

Which clinical modules streamline ward rounds and ICU handoffs?

Accepted Answer

Each module is designed with tactile elevation, high-contrast readability, and frictionless sub-second workflows: Core Board for STAT task capture and live patient census; Calculators for 34 zero-PHI bedside clinical scores; Results Radar for closed-loop lab and imaging turnaround aging; Handoff for 1-tap de-identified shift sign-out; Discharge for 5-step mistake-proof discharge safety gates; and Unit for real-time clinician team and roster synchronization.

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