Rostering

Start of an exciting new journey to manage award rules…

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See what happens with HosPortal’s leading rostering software meets another leading software…

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Well, for those who have been following our blogs closely, the January launch became a February launch of our brand new rostering and clinical allocation software. The entire team worked tirelessly over December and January to allow us to launch in early February, and then there were 4 weeks of making sure our thousands of […]

It has been a very long time between posts. We are very sorry to all the avid fans of the HosPortal blog (hi, Mum!) who have been waiting for more compelling content to digest during lockdown. But this really has been worth the wait. Trust us. The focus of the entire team has been to […]

With increased prevalence of the Delta strain of Covid in Australia, we have seen a recent uptick of interest in Covid-related rosters. Some of them are increasing the number of doctors and health professionals who are on call, some to staff ICU departments with a greater number of anaesthetists, and some creating altogether new medical […]

After a number of teasing descriptions of our soon-to-be-launched doctor rostering and sheduling software, here we show some of it for the first time. Regular HosPortal users will be familiar with some of the shape and features, but there is plenty that is new to love. This screenshot is from an example clinical allocation, just […]

Australia’s leading medical rostering software is once again looking for developers to assist with the final stages of the rebuild of our exciting new rostering products. We are looking for an employee and possibly multiple contractors to focus primarily on our back-end development. Applicants need to be experienced in Node.js, PostgreSQL and Typescript. We have […]

Despite years of experience with our leading healthcare and medical rostering software, getting the design of our soon-to-be launched upgrade is not easy. Partly because our new software will be considerably more powerful than the current version (so a core question is how to introduce new features without making them too confusing for users). And […]