The invisible workload of CF care
CF is not one difficult task. It is hundreds of small, connected tasks—medications and enzymes, airway clearance, nutrition, appointments, refills, monitoring and documentation—repeated every day and remembered by someone.
The patient or parent should not have to be the only continuous link between disconnected systems.
One concern. A visible path to human care.
The patient or parent sees today's plan, speaks naturally and knows exactly what was sent to the CF team. The nurse receives a structured, traceable case—not another unstructured message.
Good morning, Alex
Your care today
Airway clearanceCompleted at 8:10 am
Nebuliser treatmentDue nowEnzymes with meals2 of 3 loggedEvening medicationDue at 8:00 pmHow can I help?
Ask about your approved care plan or report a change.
Tap to speakListening is offYour CF team has been notified
We've organised what you told us for a clinician to review.
- No severe breathing difficulty
- Temperature: 37.4°C
- Treatments completed this morning
- Eating and drinking normally
Make the next approved care-plan action visible.
Capture the person's words, answers and relevant context.
Show who received it, its priority and what happens next.
From patient voice to a reviewable case.
AI organises information. The CF team retains clinical authority.
Breathlessness increased overnight
UnassignedIncreased cough since yesterday
S. NguyenAnswered nurse follow-up questions
M. PatelThis summary is based on patient-reported information and does not make a diagnosis.
Airway clearance · completed
Nebuliser · completed
Enzymes · 2 meals logged
Personal, not generic
The proposed companion is grounded in the participating service's approved information, the person's care plan and the workflow agreed for the pilot. It does not provide generic medical advice.
If a question is uncertain, outside scope or needs a clinical decision, the workflow stops and routes it to the designated human.
What the pilot would measure
The workflow shown above would be evaluated as a bounded, nurse-owned service—not as an autonomous clinical system.
- Care-plan and medication workflow completion.
- Time from patient request to human-owned action.
- Escalation quality, false positives and missed signals.
- Nursing review burden and usability.
- Patient and caregiver confidence between appointments.
- Quality and completeness of structured registry data.
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