Version 1.4 (Aug 29th, 2024)

The 'Overt Aggression Scale Modified for Neurorehab' (OASMNR) is now available in Melo to record incident data. This assessment is used to record detailed aggressive behaviours in patients with brain injuries, and has been introduced to the Melo suite of assessments as part of the collaboration with Professor Nick Alderman & Elysium Healthcare.

• OASMNR assessment - new assessment form available to relevant organisations to use to record individual patient level data.

• OASMNR patient level insights - 7 new patient graphs to view patient progress and trends (antecedents, behaviours, interventions, setting events, times of day, & days of week)

• OASMNR hospital level insights - 4 new homepage charts to view site and ward level trends (highest severity & frequency patients, times of day, & days of week)

If you don’t currently have access to the OASMNR, but would like to explore how it could be used in your organisation then please reach out to us for a discussion.

Version 1.3 (July 18th, 2024)

A number of practical improvements to help save you time and make finding patient level data easier and simpler:

• Improved date range picker - added to all parts of Melo where you need to enter or select a date/time. Improving performance and giving you more control over the date range you want to search by.

• Searching historical assessments - helping you to quickly find a specific patient assessment by being able to search by who submitted it.

• Print function added to patient profile & individual assessments - for those times when you need to share the data as a pdf or physical document.

Version 1.2 (July 11th, 2024)

As we prepare to soon introduce some new assessments into Melo, we have made a number of changes to help make the data stored in Melo more accessible and actionable:

• New look homepage - making it easier to see things like how many patients are currently active/discharged on Melo, which patients have recently been assessed and which patients are currently being reported as having behavioural issues flagged as part of their most recent assessment.

• Ward level filter - you can now drill down further into this data by individual ward - saving you time and overall improving the way Melo can help you plan and prioritise across your patient group.

• Simplified patient list - we have stripped out any data related to individual assessments of behaviour from the patient list and moved this to either the new look homepage and/or onto the individual patient profile. This makes the patient list more standardised for as/when we introduce new assessment frameworks.

Version 1.1.1 (June 27th, 2024)

Building on the previous release where we introduced Kinde to Melo, then we have created a few more useful features that will help you manage your organisation:

• Multi-Tenant Login Capability - for users who manage multiple accounts, we're excited to introduce a multi-tenant login feature. Enabled by our integration with Kinde, this feature will allow designated users to switch between accounts seamlessly (from within the user menu), eliminating the need to log out and log back in. This innovation is designed to streamline the management of multiple accounts, enhancing efficiency and ease of use.

• Advanced user management control for admins - giving you the ability to add additional admins, remove admin access, archive users, reinvite users. Overall, making it easier and quicker to manage the changing needs of your organisations users.

• Ward names are now self-service - giving admins the ability to name and re-name wards across your hospital, together with creating new wards if required.

Version 1.1.0 (May 23rd, 2024)

With this release we are excited to bring the benefits of Kinde to our platform. Kinde is an industry leading user management and authentication platform and will offer significant advantages to how Melo will grow and scale - including performance, security, onboarding and user access controls. As part of this initial release, we have introduced:

• A new, simplified Melo login process - improving how users access Melo for the first time (and every time) with a streamlined, ultra-secure, onboarding experience.

• Ability to introduce SSO (Single Sign On) options in the future - so you can use things like Azure AD, NHS mail or other active directories to ensure that staff have access when they need it. (Reach out to us if you would like to explore this option now).

• Multi-factor authentication (MFA) - giving users access to advanced authentication options, protecting them from reused or breached passwords.

• Increased level of vendor controls for the Melo team to setup new hospitals, configure role based access controls and turn specific features on and off. This will allow us to have greater flexibility and customisation going forwards, so that we can tailor Melo to meet your specific needs.

Version 1.0.1 (May 23rd, 2024)

This is a relatively small release to tidy up a few things and add in a few new features and improvements:

• Additional analysis capability through a ‘day of the week’ graph - so that you can identify trends around when incidents are happening. This sits alongside the ‘time of day’ graph to offer a joined-up view to help identify opportunities to better intervene.

• Introduction of a new visual identity for individual assessment frameworks - making them easier to identify at a glance!

• Addition of helpful version control link back to these release notes - so that you can easily see what we are releasing and improving each time we update Melo.

• Pop-up notification for users to ‘Accept & continue’ whenever Terms & Conditions are updated.

• A number of small performance improvements to the back-end and API - to speed up your day-to-day experience of using Melo.

Version 1.0 (May 7th, 2024)

This is a big moment for the team as we move away from our initial first working version of Melo and ‘relaunch’ a new and improved platform, which we will build upon in the months and years to come!

User Experience:

• Redesigned interface for a fresh look and feel, accompanied by a range of UI & UX improvements.

• Streamlined user login and authentication processes, now featuring 2FA and password resets for enhanced security.

• Admin capabilities expanded to include direct user management: adding new accounts, toggling account statuses, and adjusting user access rights.

Patient-Centric Features:

• Enhanced patient profile page consolidating key data charts for easy access and prioritisation based on clinical significance.

• Introduction of additional data visualizations to better understand patient behaviour.

• Revamped UX flow for both ABS and ABC assessments.

• Inclusion of clinical guidance within assessment pages to support new users.

• Improved patient list with new visualisations, search functionality, and advanced filters.

• Addition of an assessment history module, enabling easy access to all patient assessments.

Security Enhancements:

• Data security improvements surpassing industry standards, verified through an external pen test assessment. See DTAC page for more information

Technical Improvements:

• Migration to a new tech stack, transitioning from Bubble and Xano to a custom-coded platform deployed on Microsoft Azure cloud servers.

• Aims to enhance performance, security, and platform resilience.

Version 0.1 - 0.9 (August 2nd, 2023)

We are live with Melo at our very first hospital! We will be making a number of small improvements over the coming months, but mainly listening to feedback and taking onboard ideas from our initial set of clinical users.

• MVP version of Melo released, featuring initial functionality including simple assessment forms and real-time charts.

• Continuous enhancements to improve user experience.

• Several small releases over a 9-month period addressing bugs and issues for smoother operation.

Your input matters! If there are updates you're eager to see, reach out to us at hello@decently.co.uk and let us know.