Check in on every exposed patient before symptoms are missed
Every morning, WebRun opens CureMD, finds every patient on an exposure follow-up protocol such as bloodborne pathogen post-exposure prophylaxis or a TB contact investigation, drafts a symptom check-in text for anyone due that day, and alerts the assigned nurse in Slack when reported symptoms need a same-day callback.
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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.curemd.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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CureMD - find exposed contacts due for a check-in
WebRun opens CureMD to find exposed contacts due for a check-in. - Open CureMD and filter to patients on an exposure follow-up protocol, such as bloodborne pathogen post-exposure prophylaxis or a TB contact investigation
- Capture the exposure date, protocol type, and the next check-in or follow-up lab date for each
- Flag anyone due for a check-in today or overdue for their follow-up test
- Note the assigned nurse for each case
Done when Every patient on an exposure follow-up protocol is listed with their due date and assigned nurse.
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Twilio - draft a symptom check-in text for review
WebRun opens Twilio to draft a symptom check-in text for review. - Draft a symptom check-in text for each patient due today, asking about fever, rash, or other symptoms tied to their specific exposure
- Leave every message as a draft for the assigned nurse to review and send. Never text a patient automatically
- Note which patients are also due for a follow-up lab so the reminder can include it
Done when A reviewable draft check-in text is queued for every patient due today.
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Slack - alert the nurse to any reported symptoms
WebRun opens Slack to alert the nurse to any reported symptoms. - Post an alert to the clinical Slack channel for any patient whose reported symptoms need a same-day callback
- Tag the assigned nurse on each alert
- Reference the chart number only in the Slack message, never the patient's name
Done when The nurse has a Slack alert for every patient whose check-in needs a same-day callback.
How do I automate exposure follow-up check-ins?
WebRun checks CureMD every morning for patients on an exposure follow-up protocol, such as bloodborne pathogen post-exposure prophylaxis or a TB contact investigation, and drafts a symptom check-in text for anyone due that day. The assigned nurse reviews and sends every message, and gets a same-day Slack alert if a reported symptom needs a callback.
- Every exposed patient due for a check-in gets a draft text ready the same morning
- Reported symptoms reach the nurse in Slack the same day, not after a chart review
- No exposure follow-up protocol lapses without a check-in queued
Built for infectious disease clinics · occupational health programs · infection control nurses · TB contact investigation teams
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
Will it text patients about their exposure follow-up without approval?
No. WebRun only drafts the symptom check-in text and leaves it for the assigned nurse to review and send. No message reaches a patient without a human checking it first.
What counts as an exposure follow-up protocol?
It covers protocols such as bloodborne pathogen post-exposure prophylaxis after a needlestick, and TB contact investigations, tracking each patient's exposure date and their next scheduled check-in or follow-up test.
What happens if a patient reports a symptom?
It posts a same-day Slack alert tagging the assigned nurse whenever a reported symptom needs a callback, referencing the patient by chart number only, never by name, in the message.
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