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The process board

Describes the live board that shows every process currently running, so a manager sees where each case sits and which steps are overdue.

The process board is the live view of every case currently running in Cadence. A manager sees where each case sits, which step it is on, and which steps are overdue.

What the board shows

The board holds one row for each running case. A row carries the case, the process it runs, the step it sits on, and whether that step is on time or overdue. A manager reads the whole department at a glance and moves to the case that needs attention.

Process board
Case
Current step
Owner
Status
Admission checklist
Bed assigned
Ward nurse
On time
Infection-control
Samples sent
Laboratory
Overdue
The live board of running cases, each showing its process, its current step, the owner and whether the step is on time or overdue.

Reading a case

Each column answers one question about a case. Together they tell a manager which case is running smoothly and which one waits on a step.

ColumnWhat it shows
CaseThe live run, named by its process and the patient or event it follows.
ProcessThe published process the case runs.
Current stepThe step the case sits on now.
OwnerThe role or person responsible for the current step.
StatusWhether the current step is on time or overdue.

Overdue at a glance

The board marks any case whose current step has run past its expected time. A manager reads the overdue cases first and moves the work along.

The board sorts to what needs attention

An overdue case stands out on the board, so a manager finds the late work first and acts on it before the rest of the list.

A board that stays live

The board reflects each case as its steps complete. A step marked done on the ward moves its case forward on the board in the same moment, so a manager reads the current state as it stands.

Read how the platform keeps this view current in real-time updates.

Common confusions

Does the board show cases from every department?

A manager sees the cases their access covers. One board can hold cases from several departments where a manager oversees them.

How does a case leave the board?

A case leaves the running view when its last step completes. Its performance stays available to the analytics tool for later review.

Read how an overdue step is flagged and brought back on track.