For organisations

The early-warning system your workforce data is missing.

Absence, turnover and agency spend tell you what already happened. MACH Health® shows how your nurses are arriving now, by ward, specialty and band, so you act before it costs you.

Two nurses in scrubs and masks working together

See where strain is building, before it costs you.

Three signals

Health, safety and retention, every shift.

01 · PHYSICAL STATE

How every team is arriving

A daily read before the shift. In our Australian data, 46% of check-ins started physically depleted.

02 · SAFE CARE

When safe care slips, and why

How often nurses feel unable to deliver safe care, shown alongside staffing. 83% of Australian nurses in our data reported at least one occasion in a month.

03 · RECOVERY

Who is close to leaving

Rest between shifts was the clearest marker of intent to leave, and it is something your rostering can change.

Australian data: n = 21 to 23 nurses, self-selected. See the findings

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What leaders see

One screen. Every ward. Where to act first.

MACH Health · Nursing overview · This week
Check-ins this week412▲ 18% vs last week
Arriving tired or exhausted31%▼ 4 pts vs last week
Teams on alert2Critical Care, Paediatrics
Weakest dimensionPhysical3 wards below 2.5

How teams are arriving

MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Medical
Surgical
Emergency
Critical Care
Paediatrics
Midwifery
RestedOkayTiredExhausted
Alert

Paediatrics

Physical scores below 2.5 on 3 of the last 5 shifts. Pattern follows the night-shift block.

Suggested: review the rota with the NUM this week.

Critical Care · sleep score

Six weeks · dashed line = trust average

Phase 2 design, illustrative. Not real data. Groups of 10+ only; no individual is ever shown.

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How it works

Three steps. All through the shift.

  1. 1Nurse · before the shift

    Check in

    A quick pre-shift check-in: physical, emotional, sleep, food.

  2. 2Nurse · through the shift

    Personalised prompts

    Guidance built on the WHIP® pathway, timed to peak periods and matched to role, shift length, shift pattern and skill level.

The evidence behind it

Every check-in is built on WHIP®, the Workplace Health Intervention Pathway.

  • 150peer-reviewed journal articles
  • 20nurses, global peer review
  • Round 2global peer review opening soon
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What you get

Evidence you can act on, and take to the board.

Live arrival view

How staff are arriving, by ward and specialty, updated continuously.

Hotspot alerts

Know when a team is trending toward risk, with the evidence to act.

Monthly insight brief

A plain-English brief for nursing leadership, written by nurses.

Board-ready evidence

Aligned to UK staffing standards and psychosocial hazard duties under Australian WHS law.

Targeted support

Interventions for staff, and a way to measure whether they worked.

The programme

Twelve months. Targets agreed up front.

01

Discovery

2–4 weeks. We baseline your absence, turnover and agency data.

02

Launch

Leadership-backed enrolment and ward manager briefings.

03

Insight

Monthly briefs and a quarterly board report.

04

Review

Results measured against the targets we agreed.

Outcomes, not licences

Success measures written into the contract.

If it doesn't work on your wards, you'll know, and so will we.

  • Activation: most enrolled staff check in within 30 days
  • Frequency: active users check in at least weekly
  • Insight: a monthly brief, with at least one leadership action taken from it
  • Outcome: change in sick leave or turnover in target wards against baseline, at 12 months

See what it would show for your teams.

A 20-minute briefing, and a cost model built from your own absence, turnover and agency numbers.