Nurse experience demo

A concept preview of the nurse-side setup and message flow

This page shows how a nurse-facing pilot flow could feel: required setup, optional private intake, example SMS previews, and occasional optional feedback.

This is a concept demo. No information is submitted, stored, or sent.

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Demo boundaries

Steddly is personalised, but not conversational.

Employers only receive anonymous group-level reporting — never individual intake answers, phone numbers, or named responses.

Steddly example messages

Long shift? Pause at the door, unclench your jaw, and breathe out slowly.

Careful nurses ask, check, and confirm. Safe beats silent.

Recovery counts too: food, water, rest, then let the shift end.

Required setup

Clear consent and boundary checks before any texts

The nurse-side setup should be simple and explicit: private participation, clear limits, and a visible STOP opt-out path.

This form is demo-only and stays on the page. It does not send, save, or store any information.

Mobile number

I consent to receive Steddly support texts. I understand Steddly is support, not therapy, diagnosis, live chat, or crisis counselling. I understand employers only receive anonymous group-level reporting — never individual intake answers, phone numbers, or named responses. I understand I can stop texts anytime by replying STOP.

Optional intake preview

Optional 6-question private intake

Nurses can skip any optional question. The intake exists only to make messages more relevant.

Why these questions?

Current NZ nurse burnout research points to differences across nursing stage, work setting, shift pattern, workload, and workplace experience. Steddly’s optional intake uses these broad factors to make support texts feel more relevant — without asking for diagnoses, patient details, or deeply personal health information.

Nursing stage helps shape early-career vs experienced support.
Shift pattern helps tailor fatigue and recovery messages.
Pressure points help avoid generic one-size-fits-all texts.

Preferred first name or nickname

Nursing stage

Work setting

Usual shift pattern

Hardest current pressure points

Pick any that feel relevant. This stays demo-only on the page.

Feeling tired or run down Switching off after work Confidence / second-guessing myself Emotional exhaustion Heavy workload / time pressure Difficult patient or family interactions Feeling unsupported Sleep and recovery

Preferred message timing and tone

Preferred message timing

Preferred message tone

These are example messages only. Any pilot messages would need clinical/advisory review before use.

Steddly example messages

Optional feedback

Light-touch check-ins during a pilot

During a pilot, nurses may receive an optional private feedback link every 3–4 weeks. This is not an open-ended SMS conversation.

Steddly private feedback link

Quick private check-in: how useful have Steddly texts felt so far? This optional form takes under 60 seconds and feeds anonymous group-level reporting only.

One-way boundary

Steddly is personalised, but not conversational.

Nurses are not expected to text back conversationally. Limited keywords such as STOP, HELP, PAUSE, or CHANGE may exist later for opt-out, safety, or preference updates.

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