Why CEMBooks exists
Hospital operations once meant scattered phone calls, whiteboards and spreadsheets. CEMBooks replaces them with a single, live, shared source of operational truth, built by clinicians who understand the pressures of frontline care and the importance of context in shift changeover.
Regulator Endorsements
A patient flow team inputting to CEMBooks freed up time unit coordinators would have spent on staffing and bed availability, with significant improvement in access and flow through the department.
A patient flow team inputting to CEMBooks freed up time unit coordinators would have spent on staffing and bed availability, with significant improvement in access and flow through the department.
Once a department’s escalation status is calculated, CEMBooks automatically prompts the nurse in charge with the actions to consider, so they do not have to go searching.
Used and supported by NHS organisations
Leeds Teaching Hospitals
Bradford Teaching Hospitals
Oxford John Radcliffe
Mid Yorkshire Teaching
Doncaster & Bassetlaw
Lanarkshire
Isle of White
Safety and governance built in
Clinical safety
Designed in line with the DCB0129 standard, with a hazard log and clinical safety case.
Information governance
Compliant with the NHS DSP Toolkit; the operating company is ICO-registered and Cyber Essentials certified.
UK-hosted
Cloud software hosted on UK-based servers.
Regulator Endorsements
During COVID we were able to publish trust-wide clinical guidelines through CEMBooks in minutes instead of days. It became the single source of truth for the whole team.
Paediatric Consultant
We adapted CEMBooks for our ICU within a weekend. The flexibility meant we could track the exact metrics our board needed without waiting for IT.
Senior Nurse
Our operational meetings used to start with twenty minutes of everyone explaining why their numbers were different. Now we open CEMBooks and move straight to decisions.
Head of Nursing
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