Registered nurses do not have access to all active events and their duration on one screen.

Whistle Events Monitor provides a dashboard with all active events and displays their duration.

The bus tour is leaving soon. Staff wish to prepare residents swiftly without confusion.

The lifestyle team can notify all relevant personnel with a quick message to prepare residents. Thisremoves the need to ring multiple extensions, track people down in person, or rely on loudannouncements across the facility that could be potentially disruptive.

My staff utilise multiple applications across several devices.

Whistle’s customers may dual purpose their smart devices and leverage their investment by running many other Apps alongside Whistle. This is something we all do every day, reducing cost and complexity in a sector focused on prudent cost management.

The local school band is arriving to perform for residents.

The lifestyle team schedules a message to be sent 30 minutes before the students arrive. A Whistle message alerts care and lifestyle staff to assemble residents who wish to attend, helping ensure no one misses important activities.

An important external call is missed because staff are busy attending to residents.

Whistle captures missed external calls by recording the caller’s message and phone number. Designated staff are notified and can listen to the message and return the call directly from Whistle. All activity is recorded and audit ready for residence management.

Preparing for a clinical meeting requires generating a nurse call report.

Reports are automatically delivered overnight to designated staff, removing the need for managers to access the nurse call system manually. Whistle provides meaningful insights to support performance management and clinical discussions.

You find a resident on the floor in Room 27. Policy requires you to stay with them, but you need to notify others.

Whistle messaging includes a standard “Person Down” template. With a few taps, staff can notify others of the situation and location while remaining with the resident, reducing response times when every second counts.

You notice a slip hazard and need a cleaner with a mop.

Using roles or a staff member’s name, a call or message can be sent directly to cleaning staff with clear instructions on where to attend and what equipment is required.

A resident in Room 36 needs to be transferred, and a wheelchair is required.

Staff can call or message care colleagues by role or name, including the location and what equipment is needed. Whistle messaging confirms who is responding and when they arrive with the wheelchair.

A staff member observes a resident requiring urgent medical intervention.

With a tap and swipe, the staff member activates duress. All staff are instantly notified of who has initiated the duress event, their role and assignment, and their location. This provides a simple and cost-effective personal duress solution.

It is time for resident board games. The lifestyle team needs a simple way to communicate with care and lifestyle colleagues to gather residents who want to participate.

The lifestyle coordinator can schedule activity messages in advance or quickly send a message using one of Whistle’s easy to use templates. Supporting graphics are already built into Whistle, making it simple to notify staff and ensure residents are ready to enjoy the activity.

Bingo starts in 10 minutes, and staff need to be notified.

The lifestyle coordinator taps a preconfigured Bingo message template and sends it. Care and lifestyle staff are notified instantly and can begin bringing residents to the activity.

A staff member is taking a meal break, delivering medications, or meeting with a resident’s family.

The staff member activates Do Not Disturb and selects the reason and duration. During this time, they do not receive voice calls or standard messages, while still receiving urgent alerts. At the end of the period, the staff member is automatically returned to active status, with reporting available for management.

A care staff member has finished showering a resident and requires an RN for a wound assessment.

The care staff member calls or messages the RN role. The first RN to respond knows exactly where to attend and why assistance is required.

​One of the residents has passed away and we want to advise all those wanting to in participate in the remembrance walk.

​All staff can quickly be notified a Remembrance Walk is taking place. All staff are notified using a simple Whistle Message adding the resident's name and time, in just a few taps.