Care After Death Audit Tools for Key Stakeholders and Trusts

Flexmort’s Access system helps key stakeholders and NHS Trusts audit and improve care after death pathways, in line with the Fuller Inquiry recommendations. Flexmort’s Access System provides a more secure option to traditional card, pin code and key entry

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Flexmort’s Access System provides a more secure option to traditional card, pin code and key entry
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The Fuller Inquiry emphasised the need for greater accountability and consistent care after death. One way those who care for the deceased can meet this expectation is through effective auditing of care after death practices.

Flexmort’s Access system supports audit practices via digital tracking.

Helping organisations review the handling of the deceased from point of death through to mortuary, funeral director transfer, and beyond. These tools enable retrospective review, identify gaps in care, and support future training and standards improvement.

The Flexmort Access system can be used across multiple sites, and access can be revoked at any time, or edited to work according to pre set parameters like working hours.

Key Benefits:

  • Auditable records across care settings
  • Helps identify variations and inconsistencies
  • Provides clear evidence of quality and compliance

Access by Flexmort provides a highly secure method to secure doors, gates and sensitive areas within the funeral home.

Critically it is easy to deploy and very simple to use. Importantly it is also inexpensive, and a more secure option than the traditional card, pin code, keys or QR code-based readers.

Access by Flexmort allows registered users to access and exit secured doors simply by scanning a Smart Tile with their mobile phone or tablet.

All this secure data is recorded in real-time with individuals, time and location stamps available on an encrypted cloud-based platform.

Our authentication system also confirms that the user has authorisation to enter with the specific mobile device and specific location.

Access by Flexmort stops credential sharing, a problem that funeral homes and hospitals have experienced with traditional solutions, whilst delivering an easy-to-use experience.

Read more about how Flexmort solutions can support your response to the Fuller Inquiry Phase Two: flexmort.com/supporting-fuller-inquiry

Speak to our team:

Steve Huggins of Flexmort

To schedule a demo of Access by Flexmort, contact Steve Huggins at 07411 525662 or via email at steve.huggins@flexmort.com. We can also arrange a site survey to provide accurate installation costs and assess your specific care requirements.

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