1️⃣ Why are some patients marked with "⚠️ Warning"?

💡 Possible Reasons:

• The patient has abnormal vitals, low activity levels, or an irregular pattern in sleep/rest.
• The system detected a sudden deviation from the patient's baseline behavior.
• There has been a recent fall event or other concerning activity.

🛠 Fix: Click on the patient’s row to see detailed data and consider follow-up actions.

2️⃣ What does “Active Hours” mean?

💡 Active Hours represents the total time a patient was physically moving (e.g., walking, shifting in bed, or moving between locations).

🛠 Fix: If Active Hours is unexpectedly low, check:

• Recent fall history (patient may have reduced mobility).
• Room sensors to ensure proper placement.
• Nighttime activity—unusual rest patterns could indicate sleep disruptions.

3️⃣ Why is a patient’s “Wake Up” time unexpected or missing?

💡 Possible Reasons:

• The bed sensor didn’t register movement (could be a sensor issue).
• The patient stayed in bed longer than usual (check Resting Hours).
• The patient woke up but didn’t leave their room (compare with Active Hours).

🛠 Fix: Look at the Bathroom Visits and Kitchen Visits columns to check for movement after waking up.

4️⃣ What should I do if a patient has high or low Bathroom Visits?

💡 What It May Indicate:

• Frequent visits → Possible UTI, incontinence, or gastrointestinal issues.
• Few or no visits → Possible dehydration, constipation, or mobility challenges.

🛠 Fix: Monitor daily trends and check if this is a sudden change. If needed, notify the care team.

5️⃣ Why is "Dining Events" showing as NA for some patients?

💡 Possible Reasons:

• The patient did not leave their room for meals.
• The sensor near the dining area did not register movement.
• The patient may have eaten elsewhere or skipped a meal.

🛠 Fix: Compare with Kitchen Visits to see if the patient accessed food independently.

6️⃣ What does "Falls" represent, and how accurate is it?

💡 The Falls column reflects detected fall events based on movement patterns.

🛠 Fix:

• Verify with caregivers if the fall was real or a misread.
• Check the patient’s recent activity levels—a sudden drop in Active Hours or increased Resting Hours could be a sign of a fall-related injury.

7️⃣ Why is "Kitchen Visits" useful, and how should I interpret it?

💡 Kitchen Visits indicate independent movement towards food preparation or hydration.

🛠 Fix:

• Frequent visits may suggest restlessness or increased appetite.
• Few or no visits may indicate a decline in independence, loss of appetite, or dehydration risk.

📌 Pro Tip: Compare Kitchen Visits with Dining Events to see if a patient is skipping meals.

8️⃣ How can I quickly find at-risk patients?

💡 Sorting Tips:

• Sort by Status to bring all "⚠️ Warning" patients to the top.
• Filter by Wake-Up Time to find late or irregular sleepers.
• Sort by Bathroom Visits to highlight extreme high/low cases.

🛠 Fix: Prioritize patients with multiple concerning factors (e.g., low Active Hours + Fall event).

9️⃣ Can I export this data for reporting or shift handover?

💡 Yes! You can export the current view as a CSV or PDF for documentation.

🛠 Fix: Use the export button in the top-right corner.

🔟 What should I do if data looks incorrect or missing?

💡 Possible Issues:

• Sensor misalignment → Some data might not be captured correctly.
• Delayed sync → Data updates can have a slight delay.
• Technical issue → Check with IT or facility support.

🛠 Fix: Refresh the page or check the Daily Activity page for real-time updates.