Reports are generated from the documentation, not alongside it
A report that keeps its own figures will sooner or later deviate from the documentation. That is why DIAS generates reports from the same data that is created in everyday care: visits, vital signs, medication given, events and care reports. Whatever was not documented does not appear in the report – and that is made visible.
The proof of service
The proof of service (Leistungsnachweis) lists the services provided per patient and period: date, service package, quantity, total points. It is the basis for billing the long-term care insurance fund (Pflegekasse) and can be output as a PDF.
- Selection of patient and billing period, with patient search
- Listing per visit, grouped by service package
- Totals per package and grand total in points
- Visits without an assignment are shown instead of being skipped
Two rules we follow
The period is stated in the report. A record without a period cannot be audited – it cannot be assigned to any billing period.
Empty sections are named, not left out. A report that silently omits a section because there is no data looks complete but is not. Whoever checks it must be able to tell whether nothing happened or nothing was documented.
Further reports
- Care report per patient over a period, with progress and notable incidents
- Vital signs history with readings and notable deviations
- Medication overview with doses given, deviations and refusals
- Events including falls, with time and response
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