Referral status colour
The referral status provides a visual cue for users to follow up on discharge-critical services:
- Red - Services are:
- critical or discharge-dependent
- not ready for hospital discharge and
- there are less than 3 days until the expected discharge date.
- Amber - Services are:
- critical or discharge-dependent
- are not yet ready for hospital discharge and
- there are between 3-5 days remaining before the expected discharge date.
- Blue - Services are:
- critical or discharge-dependent
- more than 5 days remain until the expected discharge date.
- Green - Services are:
- critical or discharge dependent.
- Ready for hospital discharge.
- White - Services are:
- not critical or discharge dependent
- Grey - The service line has been either declined by the patient or the need has been set as "unmet".
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