This article presents some of our Flowlogic Dashboard items aimed at improving the performance of your processes and service delivery. The dashboard examples below show that the design of a dashboard is dependent on many factors including the information available and its purpose. Although there are other purposes, dashboards are often aimed at empowering your staff by creating transparency and accountability.
In the context of monitoring service delivery or indonesia dialling code administrative data, numerous recent publications attest to the increasing popularity of automatically updated displays for summarising and tracking essential metrics. Such digital dashboards typically visualise relevant parameters for continuous decision making and have been proposed or deployed for diverse purposes, based on various technical approaches. Our WHS Incidents dashboard widget includes monitoring medication risks or incidents indicators, medication alert and critical event reports.
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Our WHS Incidents dashboard widget for monitoring incidents and documentation was organised around current NDIS service providers feedback and needs. The research conducted intended to identify what information had to be seen by the different stakeholders and develop an integrated dashboard widget of WHS Incidents operational views, that could improve the operation and introduce a visual tool. Visualisations tools such as bar plots or ‘donut’ charts were integrated based on whether the approach is technically feasible and beneficial in practice. The FlowLogics WHS Incidents dashboard widget includes monitoring medication risks or incidents indicators, medication alert and critical event reports.