RN PocketPalRN PocketPal

A new-grad brain sheet for the shift you're still learning to run.

Time-management scaffolding, a report/SBAR prompt, don't-forget task rows, and a layout that keeps up while you build your own system.

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  • A paper brain sheet you inherited on day one that never matched how you think.
  • Forgetting the small things — a hung antibiotic, a pending lab, a call light promise — while you learn the big things.
  • Giving report that still feels like an oral exam.

What RN PocketPal does

  • Whole-patient-on-one-screen: allergies, code status, drips, last labs.
  • Time-management scaffolding with scheduled tasks and reminders.
  • SBAR report prompt so handoff has a structure to lean on.
  • Don't-forget task rows with reassessment prompts.
  • Grows with you — switch off the scaffolding as your own system forms.

Who it’s for

For New graduate RNs and nurses in orientation.

Educational reference only. Not a medical device. Verify with clinical judgment, facility policy, and primary sources. Read the full disclaimer.

Frequently asked questions

Is this too basic once I'm off orientation?
No — the same sheet flexes. New grads lean on the scaffolding and prompts; experienced nurses toggle them off and keep the fast whole-patient view. It grows with you.
Will it help me give report?
Yes. The SBAR prompt gives your handoff a structure so you're not reconstructing it from a smudged page at 0700.
Does it work for any specialty as a new grad?
Start with the new-grad variant, then switch to your unit's specialty sheet (tele, med-surg, ICU, ER) as you settle in.
Where does my patient data go?
Nowhere — it stays on your iPhone in encrypted local storage. Use initials and keep it to the minimum you need.

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Reviewed by RN PocketPal Clinical Team, RN. Last reviewed .