Backup of resident files - File Rescue

User manual

The resident record backup application, also known as File Rescue, is a very useful software for facility care staff.

For each active resident, this software retrieves some of the documents from the resident's file and attaches them in a PDF document.

In short, the File Rescue software is essential to have access at all times to certain resident data when the SOFI software is no longer available (e.g. in the case of a network failure), more specifically in the event that the resident must be sent by ambulance.

The following is a list of the documents generated by this software for each of the active resident files in the SOFI software:

1. File name nomenclature: <Resident's RoomNo>_<Resident's NAM>_<File generation date and time>.pdf
2. This document, similar to the SOFI software hospitalization report, includes the following information:
   1. Address of the establishment;
   2. Resident profile summary, including:
      • Demographics;
      • Physical profile;
      • Information regarding evacuation capacity;
      • Case numbers;
      • Diagnoses;
      • Allergies;
      • Intolerances;
      • Bacteria;
      • Resident's pharmacy;
      • Previous hospitalizations.
   3. List of professionals associated with the file;
   4. List of contacts;
   5. Movements.
   6. Observation notes for the last 7 days (7 x 24 hours from the time of generation). Note that the table will be empty if no observation notes in the last 7 days;
   7. Vital signs for the last 7 days (7 x 24 hours from the time of generation). Note that the table will be blank if there are no vital signs values in the last 7 days;
   8. Pharmacological profile (if available): Last pharmacology profile type file attached to the resident's chart;
   9. Medication Administration Record (if available): Last medication administration record attached to the resident's file.

1. File name nomenclature: <Resident's RoomNo>_<Resident's NAM>_<Date and time of file generation>_NISR.pdf
2. This document shows the last level of care file attached to the resident's record.