← Back to the list
MediumBed demand aheadopen since 12 Oct 2026, 11:15 am

Expect about 20 admissions in the next 4 h; 8 general beds free plus 11 discharges due, 3 of them stuck and 4 not started: about 1 beds short unless those discharges move

What to do

If you take the recommended option: Ask 2 ward(s) to start the 4 discharges due in the next 4 h

OptionNumbersCostApprover
Ask 2 ward(s) to start the 4 discharges due in the next 4 h
recommendedeffect in 60 min
  • beds short in the window: 0.7 to 0 beds
noneWard in-charge
Push the 3 stuck discharge(s) through their own issues first
  • beds short in the window: 0.7 to 0 beds
none; each stuck discharge has its own optionsShift manager
Warn the superintendent of the expected shortage
no number movesnoneMedical Superintendent
Decide
Option

Needs Ward in-charge, anyone on the escalation chain, or the Medical Superintendent. Recorded with name and role.

How it connects: 0 upstream, 0 downstream
Caused by

Nothing upstream. This is a root cause.

Which is why

Nothing downstream.

The records behind it (10)
window hours4
expected admissions20
by department
departmentexpected_admissions
cardiology1.5
critical_care2.1
emergency8
general_medicine3
orthopaedics1.2
paediatrics2.1
surgery1.7
free now7
cleaning now1
discharges due in window11
of which moving4
of which stuck3
of which not started4
bed typegeneral
How it was ranked

Urgency 3 of 5, impact 0.7 (people and beds it touches, downstream included), priority 2.2 (urgency times impact). Key bed_demand_ahead:general.