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Housekeeping Job Tracking for Hospitals

Discharge cleaning, spills, toilet cleaning and scheduled rounds sit in one housekeeping queue with a person against each job. The supervisor sees who is free before promising a bed.

Bed turnaround after discharge

A discharge leaves a bed to be cleaned, and admissions may already have a patient waiting for it. The module connects the two steps. The ward raises the job, the supervisor assigns it, and the ward boy closes it with a time. Turnaround is then a recorded figure.

How a cleaning job runs

Raised from the ward

Bed, ward and urgency, entered at the ward station or from a phone in the corridor. No paper slip.

Assigned to staff on duty

The supervisor picks a ward boy from the roster, so work does not go to someone whose shift has ended.

Started and closed with a time

Start and close times are recorded on the job, and turnaround can be read ward by ward for any day or week the supervisor picks.

Scheduled rounds included

Toilet cleaning, corridors and routine rounds sit in the same list as one-off spills, so neither kind of work hides behind the other.

On the supervisor’s screen

  • Today’s jobs by floor, and who is on each
  • Jobs past their response time, climbing to the duty manager
  • Bed turnaround time after a discharge, ward by ward
  • Rounds still due before the evening shift ends
  • Support staff rostered by shift and floor
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do ward boys need smartphones?

No. Those who carry one see their own jobs on it. Otherwise the supervisor holds the screen, assigns from it and closes the job after checking the work.

Can a housekeeping job become a maintenance one?

Yes. A spill that turns out to be a leaking pipe is reassigned to maintenance. The history keeps both steps under the same job.

Will it make the ward cleaner?

No. It records what was raised, who took it and when it closed. Cleaning quality and staffing levels stay with the supervisor.

How does the night shift hand over?

Open jobs at shift change appear on a screen. The next supervisor sees what was raised, what was done and what remains open.

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