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🩺 Why this matters
The General Information block is a simple but powerful way to share updates, notes, or reminders that are visible to everyone on the Action Plan—healthcare providers, clients/patients, and their support teams.

It was built in response to user feedback asking for a top-of-mind space to post important updates—securely and clearly—without needing to send multiple messages or make repeated calls.

Use it to:

  • Inform families about new clinic times, appointments, or important events

  • Share quick reminders or general updates

  • Avoid duplicated communication and ensure alignment


🔍 Where to find it

  • Open the Person’s Action Plan

  • Scroll to the General Information block

  • Located on the dashboard for easy visibility


🚀 What you can do in this section

🗣️ Post general updates

  1. Click the + Add button

  2. Type your message

  3. Click Save
    👉 Your note will be date- and author-stamped

✏️ Edit or delete your own notes

  • Click the Edit icon to revise

  • Use the Trash can icon to remove old or incorrect notes

📚 View history

  • The block displays the three most recent messages

  • Click “View History” to see the full archive of posts

đź“© What happens after posting

  • Clients, patients, and primary supporters receive an email notification

  • They’re prompted to log in and view the update directly

  • This ensures nothing important is missed and reduces the need for multiple follow-ups


đź’ˇ Tips and things to know

  • Clients and families can view General Information notes—but cannot post their own
  • This block is visible across all teams involved in the Action Plan—so if multiple organizations are collaborating, everyone sees the same updates

  • Ideal for saving time: no need to phone multiple contacts to provide a status update

  • Keeps care more transparent, especially across home, community, and hospital teams

  • Avoid using this block for confidential or internal updates—use the Status Updates block for that instead

     

     

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