Automated Computrition Therapeutic Diet Compliance
Every Monday, WebRun opens Computrition, compares last week's therapeutic diet orders such as renal, cardiac, and diabetic against the tray tickets actually served, logs every mismatch to a Google Sheet, and emails your clinical nutrition manager a compliance report so pattern errors get caught before the next survey.
How do I check that therapeutic diets are actually being served correctly?
WebRun compares last week's therapeutic diet orders in Computrition, such as renal, cardiac, and diabetic, against the tray tickets actually served. It logs every mismatch to a Google Sheet with a compliance rate by diet type, and emails your clinical nutrition manager a weekly report with a 4 week trend, so a pattern gets caught before the next survey.
- Therapeutic diet mismatches get caught weekly instead of at survey time
- Compliance rate is tracked by diet type, not just an overall average
- A 4 week trend makes a repeating pattern visible instead of one-off noise
Built for clinical nutrition managers · registered dietitians · hospital foodservice QA · dietary compliance officers
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.computrition.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Computrition - compare orders against served tray tickets
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WebRun opens Computrition to compare orders against served tray tickets. - Open Computrition and pull last week's therapeutic diet orders by type: renal, cardiac, diabetic, and texture-modified
- Compare each order against the tray tickets actually served for that patient
- Flag any mismatch such as a restricted item appearing on a served tray
- Note the patient's diet type, the mismatch, and the meal it occurred at
Done when Every therapeutic diet order from last week has been checked against what was actually served.
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Google Sheets - log every mismatch found
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WebRun opens Google Sheets to log every mismatch found. - Open the Therapeutic Diet Compliance Log
- Add a row for every mismatch with the diet type, the item, and the meal
- Tally the compliance rate by diet type for the week
Done when The log lists every mismatch from last week with a compliance rate by diet type.
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Outlook - email the weekly compliance report
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WebRun opens Outlook to email the weekly compliance report. - Draft and send your clinical nutrition manager the weekly compliance report by diet type
- Include the trend against the prior 4 weeks so a repeat pattern is visible
- Flag any diet type that fell below your compliance target
Done when The clinical nutrition manager has the weekly compliance report in their inbox with a 4 week trend.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it correct the tray or the order when it finds a mismatch?
No. WebRun only logs the mismatch and reports it. Correcting a served tray or adjusting a diet order in Computrition is always done by your clinical team.
How far back does the compliance report look?
It compares the prior week's orders against served tickets and shows a 4 week trend, so a one-off mistake and a repeating pattern read differently in the report.
Which diets does it check?
By default renal, cardiac, diabetic, and texture-modified diets, the categories most likely to cause harm if the wrong item is served. Additional diet types can be added to your run settings.
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