Triase · your home screen
Triage that knows a child from an adult.
Large touch targets for a tablet, vitals as clean numbers, age-banded ranges that flag as you type, and allergies captured once for the whole visit.
Nurses & triageMuted product walkthrough · demo data
What happens in this video
- The nurse picks the next patient from the triage queue.
- Vitals for a four-year-old are checked against child ranges; out-of-range values turn amber.
- A systolic lower than the diastolic is refused with a plain explanation.
- An allergy is recorded and the patient moves to the doctor's queue.
A day with JONAH
What the work looks like, step by step. Times are illustrative.
See who is waitingThe triage queue lists checked-in patients in order.
Take vitalsEight vitals, each a number with its unit, saved with its LOINC code.
Notice the outliersOut-of-range values turn amber, judged against the patient's age band.
Record allergiesKnown allergies go on the record for the doctor and pharmacy.
Hand overThe patient moves to the doctor's queue, ready to be seen.
What you can open
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What JONAH won't make you do
- Squint at tiny buttons on a tablet
- Have a flag block a patient from being seen
- Write the same allergy twice
- Guess which range applies to a child
Three things that change for you
Ranges that fit the patient
Seven child age bands plus adult, agreed with a practising doctor.
Typos caught, not saved
Impossible readings, such as a systolic below the diastolic, are refused with the reason.
Allergies that follow the patient
What you record is checked again when the doctor prescribes and when the pharmacy dispenses.
Walk through your own day in JONAH.
Bring your team. We will run the Triase screens on your clinic's real workflow.