Difference between revisions of "Emergency Card"
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| − | The Emergency Card feature is intended to help service users to be identified in an emergency. The service user carries a card with an identifying number (the Emergency Card Number) and your organisation's details. In an emergency, paramedics etc can contact your organisation and quote the number; the service user (and their needs, medication details etc) can then be looked up in | + | The Emergency Card feature is intended to help service users to be identified in an emergency. The service user carries a card with an identifying number (the Emergency Card Number) and your organisation's details. In an emergency, paramedics etc can contact your organisation and quote the number; the service user (and their needs, medication details etc) can then be looked up in the system using the [[Emergency Card Lookup]]. |
The Emergency Card screen lets you set an Emergency Card Number for any organisation/person on the system. You can also add the start/issue date and the expiry/end date, if applicable. | The Emergency Card screen lets you set an Emergency Card Number for any organisation/person on the system. You can also add the start/issue date and the expiry/end date, if applicable. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:56, 20 January 2023
Location in standard build: Emergency Card Section
The Emergency Card feature is intended to help service users to be identified in an emergency. The service user carries a card with an identifying number (the Emergency Card Number) and your organisation's details. In an emergency, paramedics etc can contact your organisation and quote the number; the service user (and their needs, medication details etc) can then be looked up in the system using the Emergency Card Lookup.
The Emergency Card screen lets you set an Emergency Card Number for any organisation/person on the system. You can also add the start/issue date and the expiry/end date, if applicable.
