Kando Pluri: the minutes write themselves while you speak
The multidisciplinary meeting is a key moment. Every decision taken around the table must be recorded, communicated to the right people and followed up over time. Kando Pluri takes care of that while the team focuses on the resident.
One meeting in two produces incomplete minutes.
Taking notes while talking, writing the minutes after the meeting, sending information to the right departments: all of it takes time, causes omissions, and often rests on a single person.
Kando Pluri automates that chain without changing the way the team works.
How it works.
The team tells Kando which resident is concerned and who is present. The meeting proceeds as normal.
Kando listens, structures the content and writes the minutes in real time. Key points are highlighted. Tasks and follow-ups are identified and listed separately.
The minutes are displayed for review. The team can edit, complete and confirm before anything is sent.
A new diet goes to the kitchen, the dietitian, the care team and the family. Each recipient receives what concerns them, according to the rules defined in advance by the facility.
What it changes in practice.
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No one takes notes anymore The team is fully present in the conversation. Kando takes care of the written record.
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Decisions reach the right people Every change is automatically routed to the relevant departments, according to the facility's rules.
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Follow-up is built in from the meeting itself Tasks and points of attention are identified during the meeting, not after. Nothing gets forgotten between the meeting and the action.
The Questions We Get Asked Most Often
No. The meeting proceeds as normal. Kando listens and structures in the background.
Yes. The minutes are displayed for validation before anything is sent. The team can edit, complete and confirm.
Routing rules are configured in advance based on how the facility operates. They can be adjusted at any time.
They use Kando every day.
The platform is deployed in real-world care settings, where teams use it every day.
4 family-run nursing homes: nurse call system and assistants
Independent nursing home: working hand in hand with field teams
French non-profit organization: nurse call system and Care Assistant, with an impact study conducted in partnership with the University of Liège (ULiège) and Pr Stéphane Adam, with the support of ANS.
Deployment of the Nurse Call System with Two-Way Communication in Assisted Living Facilities