Interactive product evaluation · Fictional browser model
Pressure-test the lunch shift.
Explore a staged eight-case ward after morning care and discharge preparation. Change one operating assumption and inspect the work forecast. Compare four prepared scenarios calculated by Care's planning engine from a fresh fictional fixture. Nothing is saved to a working ward.
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Fictional shift: 24 October 2026; times use your device time zone. Forecast times are synthetic operating assumptions, not food-safety limits, staffing standards or predictions of health outcomes. The scenario picker resets to the same base record before applying each change.
See who carries the next step.
Dietitian
Compare the same job against the original deadline
Resource changes must reach the worklist.
Compare base and scenario finish times, named coverage and unresolved constraints. A returned resource does not confirm food preparation, bedside care or a completed review.
Go deeper in an assigned pilot.
The working workspace adds role-enforced actions, saved revisions, actual work, care reviews, purchasing, relief acceptance, home services and an attributed audit. The public model is a browser-only exploration.
What this does not establish
This is software behavior with fictional data. It does not demonstrate hospital staffing adequacy, clinical readiness, improved patient outcomes or staff-health benefits.
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