Get your LDR census and acuity digest every morning
Every morning, WebRun opens PeriGen, reads every patient currently on the LDR unit, their room, stage of labor, and any active acuity flags, logs the count and detail to a running census sheet, and posts the oncoming charge nurse and unit manager a short Teams summary to start the shift.
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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
perigen.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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PeriGen - read the current unit census
perigen.com How to Automate PeriGen
WebRun opens PeriGen to read the current unit census. - Open PeriGen and read every patient currently admitted to the LDR unit
- Capture each patient's room, stage of labor, and any active acuity or escalation flag
- Note anyone expected to deliver or transfer within the next few hours
Done when Every patient currently on the unit has been listed with room and status.
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Google Sheets - log the census and acuity flags
google.com How to Automate Google Sheets
WebRun opens Google Sheets to log the census and acuity flags. - Log the room count, stage of labor, and acuity flags to a running census sheet
- Keep a day-over-day history so the unit manager can see patterns across the week
Done when Today's census is logged to the running sheet.
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Microsoft Teams - post the morning summary
microsoft.com How to Automate Microsoft Teams
WebRun opens Microsoft Teams to post the morning summary. - Post a short summary to the oncoming charge nurse and unit manager: total patients, how many are high acuity, and who's expected to deliver soon
- Link to the full census sheet for anyone who wants the detail
Done when The oncoming charge nurse has this morning's census summary in Teams.
How do I automatically get a daily LDR census and acuity digest?
Every morning, WebRun reads PeriGen for every patient currently on the LDR unit, their room, stage of labor, and any acuity flags, logs the count and detail to a running census sheet, and posts the oncoming charge nurse and unit manager a short Teams summary, so the day starts with a clear picture of the unit.
- The oncoming charge nurse starts the shift with a full unit picture in minutes
- Acuity and volume trends are visible day-over-day, not just in one snapshot
- The digest carries counts and flags only, no patient names, so it's safe to post in Teams
Built for Labor and delivery charge nurses · L&D unit managers · perinatal nurse leaders
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 the Teams summary include patient names?
No. It reports counts, room numbers, stage of labor, and acuity flags, not patient names, so it's safe to post in a shared unit channel.
How far ahead does it look for expected deliveries?
It flags anyone PeriGen shows as likely to deliver or transfer within the next few hours, so the oncoming team knows where to expect the day's activity.
Can the unit manager see trends over time, not just today?
Yes. The census sheet keeps a day-over-day history, so patterns in volume and acuity are visible across the week, not just in a single morning's snapshot.
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