MyGOSH Bedside

Home Page

After you have logged in, you will arrive at the homepage. You can view your latest vital observations such as blood pressure, the current date, your expected discharge date if one has been decided by your clinical team. You will also see an overview of your medications and the main reasons for your inpatient hospital stay.

Schedule

By clicking on the schedule feature, you can view what’s happening during your hospital stay. You can see events that have already occurred and look ahead to upcoming events during your inpatient hospital stay, including upcoming appointments, surgeries and medications.

Please note, our hospital is a busy environment and timings are approximate.

Care Team

The care teams feature allows you to see who is caring for you during your inpatient hospital stay. By clicking on ‘About Me’ you can find out more about the different clinical roles at GOSH and how they can help you during your inpatient hospital stay. Toggling ‘show inactive members’ shows which members of staff have cared for you on previous shifts.

Meet Our Staff

Meet our staff feature provides you an overview of all the different roles at GOSH and your care team can help you during your hospital stay.

Requests

The requests feature allows you to place non-urgent requests during your inpatient hospital stay. For example, you might need a member of staff to help you sit up. Please remember though, when placing a non-urgent request using MyGOSH Bedside on your hospital TV to ring the hospital call bell by your bedside. This feature allows your care team to know what they might need to bring before entering your room. This feature is not available in MyGOSH Bedside inside the MyGOSH app on your personal mobile.

Video visits

If a member of staff would like to schedule a video visit with you, please click on this link when you receive a notification in the MyGOSH Bedside app to start the visit.

Questionnaires

The questionnaires feature allows you to respond to questionnaire about your care and inpatient hospital stay. For example, the questionnaire called fingerprints and the family form helps staff know more about you and your likes and dislikes. Your care team can view the answers inside your online medical record. There is also a questionnaire about your experience of MyGOSH Bedside available to complete should you wish.

Notes

The notes feature allows you to create notes for later reference. For example, you might want to record a text note of questions to ask the doctor, create a video note of a physiotherapy exercise, or take an audio recording education. Video and voice notes of up to one minute can be recorded.

Test results

The test results feature serves as a dashboard where you can view up-to-date lab results. You can tap a lab result to see trends over the course of your inpatient hospital stay.

Education

The education feature allows you to review assigned educational materials. Click on the education title you would like to know about. When you have read through the information, click on either ‘I understand’ or ‘I have questions’. If you and your caregiver select ‘I have questions’ this lets your care team know that you would like more help to understand a topic related to a particular aspect of your care by filing the response inside your online medical record.

Maps

The maps feature displays information about how to find your way around the hospital.

Friends and family access

You can view who else has access to your hospital information. This refers to a caregiver who has signed up to MYGOSH on your behalf. This feature is available to you only.

Friends and family updates

The friends and family updates feature enables you and your caregiver who has also signed up to MyGOSH to send messages to each other during your inpatient hospital stay.

Other visits

You can view information about any previous hospital inpatient visits using this feature.

You can access MyGOSH Bedside in two ways:

1. You can access MyGOSH Bedside by clicking the MyChart Bedside app in the ‘Health’ section on your hospital TV by your hospital bedside. If you are eligible, you will be sent an email and a text message with an activation code when you are admitted to an inpatient ward. Enter this activation code in your MyChart Bedside app alongside your date of birth.
2. Another way to access MyGOSH Bedside is by logging into your MyGOSH account on your personal mobile device via the MyChart app and selecting ‘Your Hospital Stay’.

You are eligible to access MyGOSH Bedside if you or your family member has a MyGOSH account or if you are 16 years old and older and have your contact details recorded in your medical record.

If you don’t have a MyGOSH account, don’t worry you may still access MyGOSH Bedside on your hospital TV.

If you need help accessing MyGOSH Bedside, please ask a member of staff.

MyGOSH Bedside is specific to your hospital stay. MyChart and MyChart bedside are two separate apps. MyGOSH Bedside is available in your MyChart Bedside app on your hospital TV. It is also available in your MyChart app in a menu called ‘your hospital stay’ when you log into your MyGOSH account. This menu is only available when you are admitted to hospital as an inpatient.

Once you are discharged you will return to the standard MyGOSH view.

For more information, please log into your MyGOSH account via the MyChart app and review ‘MyGOSH Bedside’ education topic to find out more.

Any information about your hospital stay will be safely stored inside your electronic health record when you leave hospital.

Once you have logged in you will be asked to set a personal PIN.

Your MyGOSH Bedside app screen will go to sleep after 10 minutes of inactivity. You will then need to re-enter your PIN again.

You can enter the wrong PIN up to five times before you will need to ask a staff member to reset it.

Using a PIN helps keep your medical information safe.