Scored instruments, governed and built in.
A governed library of scored clinical assessment instruments — across pain, mood, delirium, skin integrity, nutrition, falls and function — that auto-band to severity, require RN sign-off, and turn assessment evidence into care-plan action. Use the platform set, or author your own.
The Problem
An assessment form on its own isn't a clinical tool.
A paper assessment doesn't drive anything.
A score on a form that nobody acts on is just paperwork. The assessment should hand off into the care plan — turning a finding into planned care — rather than sitting in a folder once it's filed.
Everyone scores it differently.
Without consistent, scored instruments, the same resident gets assessed three ways by three clinicians. The number on the page only means something if everyone is using the same structured tool the same way.
An assessment form isn't governed.
Clinical instruments need approval, RN sign-off and version control — not a document anyone can edit. If the tool in use isn't the one the organisation stands behind, the evidence behind a care decision doesn't hold up.
What You Get
Scored instruments, governed and connected.
SCORED INSTRUMENT LIBRARY
Scored instruments for the assessments that matter.
A governed library of platform-authored, scored assessment instruments spanning the clinical domains that matter — pain, mood, delirium, skin integrity, nutrition, falls and function — that a provider can enable, disable, or extend with their own. Each instrument carries its own scoring, in one place, ready to use.
- Scored instruments across pain, mood, delirium, skin integrity, nutrition and falls
- Platform-authored instruments, or author your own
- Applicable to residential and Support at Home
SCORING & GOVERNANCE
Scored, banded, and signed off.
Each instrument produces a score that auto-bands to a severity level, and draft or provider-authored instruments stay unavailable until RN sign-off — so the tool clinicians use is governed, not improvised. The library is approved and version-controlled before anything reaches clinical use.
- Scores auto-band to a severity level
- Draft instruments unavailable until RN sign-off
- Approved and version-controlled before clinical use
ASSESSMENT-TO-CARE-PLAN SPINE
Evidence that becomes action.
Assessment findings convert into care-plan goals and actions and into standards evidence — so an assessment is the start of a care decision rather than the end of a form. A flagged finding becomes planned care, and the outcome attaches as evidence against the Strengthened Quality Standards.
- Findings convert into care-plan goals and actions
- Recommendations become planned care
- Outcomes attach as Strengthened Quality Standards evidence
Why It Works
A scored instrument the organisation stands behind.
Scored and consistent
The instruments are structured, scored tools — so the same resident is assessed the same way by every clinician. The number means something because everyone is measuring against the same scale, not their own judgement.
Governed, not improvised
Approval, RN sign-off and version control mean the assessment in use is the one the organisation stands behind. A clinician can trust the tool in front of them, and an auditor can see who approved it.
Connected to the care plan
Assessment, care plan and standards evidence share one record — so a finding flows into action instead of sitting in a folder. The score that flags a risk is the same record that drives the care that answers it.
FAQs
Assessment tools, answered.
Which assessment instruments are included?
A governed library of platform-authored, scored instruments spanning the common clinical domains — pain, mood, delirium, skin integrity, nutrition, falls and function (ADL and IADL). Each carries its own scoring, a provider can enable or disable individual instruments, and providers can author their own instruments as well, all under the same approval and RN sign-off governance.
Are scores calculated and banded automatically?
Yes. Each instrument produces a score, and that score auto-bands to a severity level so the clinician sees where the result sits on the scale, not just a raw number. The scoring and banding are part of the instrument itself, applied consistently each time it is used.
How are assessment instruments governed?
Through approval, RN sign-off and version control. Draft or provider-authored instruments stay unavailable for clinical use until an RN signs them off, and the library is version-controlled — so the tool in use is the one the organisation has approved, and an auditor can see who approved it and when.
Do assessments feed into care plans?
Yes — that's the assessment-to-care-plan spine. Assessment findings convert into care-plan goals and actions, recommendations become planned care, and the outcome attaches as evidence against the Strengthened Quality Standards. The assessment is the start of a care decision, not the end of a form.
Do the assessment tools apply to both residential and Support at Home?
Yes. The instrument library applies across residential aged care and Support at Home, so a provider operating both can assess clients consistently against the same governed library rather than running different tools in different settings.
Point tool vs one platform
A blank assessment form is not a clinical tool.
Generic forms and free-text notes
- Generic forms scored differently by every clinician
- No automatic severity banding from the score
- No approval, RN sign-off or version control
- Assessment evidence that never reaches the care plan
Inside Statura
- A library of scored, governed instruments
- Scores that auto-band to a severity level
- Approval and RN sign-off before clinical use
- Findings that convert straight into care-plan action
Best-in-class on its own — and one of seven connected pillars on a single platform. Buying the point tool means buying the integration problem too.
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