Clinical caseload dashboard
Four tiles that each carry a denominator and open the list behind them, a response panel that compares patients against their predicted curve, and a caseload ordered by attention.
Blocks
A dashboard block elsewhere counts revenue, customers and growth rate. These count who is not responding to treatment, whose risk screen is past its follow-up window, and which note has been open three days unsigned. Same craft, different stakes — and the difference has to show in the design, not just the labels.
Reference implementations, not customers. ZoBlocks is new and has none yet. Every block below is built by us on synthetic data. When customers ship, their work appears here with their names on it.
One working application on synthetic data, opened at a different screen each time. The rail navigates, and every control does something.
Four tiles that each carry a denominator and open the list behind them, a response panel that compares patients against their predicted curve, and a caseload ordered by attention.
All 68 active patients, ordered by who needs attention. Filter by response, clinician or program, search by name, and open any row into the record.
A chart header dense enough to work from, a chronology that states what it is a view of, and a record section that is present and withheld rather than quietly deleted.
A clinician's week, with each session carrying the measure it is due and the risk it follows up. Open any slot to check in, start the note or reschedule.
Patient, pharmacy and colleague threads in one inbox, each tied to a record. Reply, flag or file a thread to the chart.
A session note where every passage records where it came from — typed, dictated, template, copied forward, or drafted by the copilot — and the signature refuses until the note has actually been read.
Open risk follow-ups ordered by time left, each with the window it answers to. Record the contact, and the item leaves the queue everywhere.
The validated measures in use, their scoring bands, and who is due one this week. Send a measure to a patient from the list.
Response and remission rates by clinician and program, time to first appointment, and engagement. Change the period, then export the table.
Every patient in the clinic, searchable by name, MRN or date of birth, with clinician, program and next contact. Open any card into the record.
A question about a chart, answered with every claim carrying a citation back to the row it came from — press one and the source flashes in the record beside it.
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