Alice Care

Logging a dose • Home's dose card is shorter: the dose, allergens and reminder time on one line, then Log, "Anything different?" and "No dose today". • Log Dose asks "Did [child] have all of it?" with All of it or Some of it. For some of it, you say how much in your own words. • The time the dose was given starts at now and can be set earlier. The observation timer counts from it, and Home says "Given at". • "Add a note or photo" and "Add details" (meal, food, mood) keep more with each dose. • If your clinic has set dosing rules, "Today's plan" shows your clinic's own rule for what you ticked. The day after a rule for a smaller dose, you tick "We gave the smaller dose" and say how much. Reactions • Report a reaction by ticking what you see. If your clinic has published its action plan, the app shows what the plan says for each sign, with your child's own medicines. • After epinephrine, the report shows what your clinic says to do next. • Once the report is sent, a parent can message the clinic with what was reported already written in. • The emergency number follows your clinic's country, such as 999 in the UK or 112 in Europe. • From any dose in History you can report a reaction, with a photo from the camera or your library. Reaction photos keep their shape. History, Home and messages • History marks each day as taken, partial, not taken or a reaction. • History's list follows the week on screen, with a Today button and a month picker. • A cleaner look, and Home's headline says where today stands. • Every allergen has its own drawn icon, so tree nuts no longer share one. • A message you haven't sent stays in the chat as a draft. • Caregivers now get dose schedule changes, and one who can edit can change any dose of the child. • Tapping a notification after the phone has been asleep no longer shows "Failed to load data". For clinicians • A new Patients tab lists the clinic's patients, each opening their chart. • The chart fits a phone, with every line shown in full, and labels the backup emergency contact. • The chart's calendar colors each day by what happened, and a day's details say when the dose was given and who logged it. • The chart shows the patient's weight and earlier weights. • In a conversation, Alice offers a summary or a draft reply when they would help. • New message lists every patient, and returns to a patient's open conversation. • Patients' photos show in the conversation list and header. • New messages no longer pop up over the screen; they show in Messages and its badge.