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This article contains information specific to STB Critical Care Units, see the [[ICU Curriculum]] for general information.  
This article contains information specific to STB Critical Care Units.
*See '''[[STB General Collection Guide]]''' for general STB information such as: links to EPR, Mail room, medical records.  Information also in regards to obtaining hand sanitizer, wipes, printer paper for collection offices.
*See '''[[ICU Curriculum]]''' for general critical care info.  


''Please make sure you document information at the most general level that is applicable, i.e. don't code something that affects all collection at StB in the program or unit level articles. ''
''Please make sure you document information at the most general level that is applicable, i.e. don't code something that affects all collection at StB in the program or unit level articles. ''


See also:  
See also:  
*[[STB CCU Collection Guide]]
*[[STB ACCU Collection Guide]]
*[[STB CICU Collection Guide]]
*[[STB CICU Collection Guide]]
*[[STB MICU Collection Guide]]  
*[[STB MICU Collection Guide]]  


== Cardiac Type patients ==
As of October 1, 2010 CCU collectors do not collect data on CCU pts that are located in MICU or ICCS.  Instead these pts are put as MICU or CICU location with cardiac type.  If the pt care is transferred to the MICU attending, the profile will be restarted and it will be a medical type, instead of cardiac type.  This is done by the MICU or CICU data collectors.     
===Legacy cardiac info ===
* prior to October 1, 2010:  MSICU and ICCS had CCU patients as CCU overflows.  They would often be located in one of these areas if they require intubation and /or IABP.  However, they were still attended by the CCU doctors and the CCU data collector entered them as a CCU patient.  They usually remained under CCU unless further multi system issues exist that the CCU attending wished to transfer the care to the ICU.  In this case the patient is discharged from CCU and admitted to the ICU and the ICU data collector then would start a profile and continue to follow this patient.  The respective [[TISS]] sheet followed the patient as they are moved between units if they continued to be a CCU pt.)  The overflow was marked in the variable 5 slot.


== Labs ==
* [[Lab Collection Process]]
Remember to count cardiac MRI, echos and angiograms in the labs.


*With the [[EPR]] we do not count any labs or pharms until the patient is discharged from the unit, it is the last thing we do.--[[User: LKolesar|LKolesar]]
*STB ICU Data Collectors work from from home and are on site once a week to do records and ward followups.
 
=== On-site presence of collectors ===
*each ICU collector will be on site 3 times weekly to complete profiles in Health Records & ICUs as required
 
=== [[STB Medical Records requests]] ===
*Health Records requests 5 business days notice for pulling your list
*use the MR generator within Access to email your list to Reggie Albis & Joanna Talastas; cc supervisor Tianna Mohammed who will redirect the list as required
 
 
 
*STB Critical Care has a resource website maintained by our ICU Educators;
https://extranet.manitoba-ehealth.ca/hospitals/SBH/ICMSR/_layouts/15/start.aspx#/SitePages/Home.aspx
 
== Relevant articles specific to STB Critical Care patients ==
'''ECMO article'''
* https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4522501/
 
'''VAD article'''
* https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4921031/
 
== VAP notification ==
There is no longer a requirement to notify the VAP Committee regarding a confirmed or potential VAP
 
== CLI notification ==
*when a patient has met criteria for [[Iatrogenic, infection, central venous catheter-related bloodstream infection (CVC-BSI, CLI)]], there is no longer any need to inform any unit staff
 
== CCI/TISS ==
 
*cardiac MRI, echos and angiograms can be found in the CCI picklist
 
*With the [[STB Electronic Patient Record]] we collect/count CCI/TISS entries as we are able when we review the record.  Confirmation of entries is done on final review of the chart.  Pharmacy is completed after final review of the chart.


== Code STEMI ==
== Code STEMI ==
Some heart attack patients are admitted straight to the heart cath lab without being admitted to the. See '''[[STEMI]]''' for collection instructions for such patients.
Some heart attack patients go straight to the heart cath lab directly from EMS. See '''[[STEMI]]''' for collection instructions for such patients.


== Cardiac Care patients ==
== Cardiac Care patients ==
See [[STB Cardiac Care patients]] for information specific to the cardiac service care patients in the STB MICU/SICU unit.
See [[STB Cardiac Care patients]] for information specific to the cardiac service care patients in the STB MICU/SICU unit.


== Patient origins and types ==
==STB Swing Beds==
Medical type patients are those under medical service and may have come from a medical ward or from ER or from outside of the hospital. The medical wards at STB include E5, B5, E6, A6.  
*STB Swing Bed entries are "bed" records within a "unit" in EPR/Cognos. They are not beds or locations but conceptual service location and time entries used for patient moves. This data causes a patient record to show up in Cognos/CUS as having arrived on a unit even when the pt has not actually arrived, and it isn't visible in our listings whether the record is for a swing or real bed.
The surgical type patients are those that are admitted directly from the OR, PARR or any surgical ward. The surgical wards in SBGH are:  CR4 cardiac surgery ward, 2B day surg, 4B gyne, 4A surg, 7AS & 7AW.
*Any ICU pt. may be placed into a swing bed, but the majority of swing beds are used for the ICCS pt's. The pt. is placed in a swing bed while in the OR, and then moved into a real bed post op when they arrive in the CICU. Their stay in a swing bed may be any length of time. The true arrive Dt/Tm is taken from the ICU flow sheets.
 
if a pt. was placed into an ICU swing bed but was never admitted to the ICU, the pt. entries are manually excluded from Cognos when reviewed
When a pt is admitted from CR5 (CICU) this pt is deemed a surgical type (not cardiac).
 
== cost center ==
== cost center ==
Our cost number for supply ordering is 6766
Our cost number for supply ordering is 6766


== [[Outreach efforts]] ==
St Boniface critical care collectors attend the [[STB VAP Committee]] when requested by the chair/co-chair.  There is no longer any need to email the committee regarding a potential or confirmed VAP


== Related articles ==
{{Related Articles}}


[[Category:St Boniface Hospital Office (Critical Care)]]
[[Category:St Boniface Hospital Office (Critical Care)]]
[[Category:Site Specific Collection Guide]]
[[Category:Site Specific Collection Guide]]

Latest revision as of 07:55, 2024 April 25

This article contains information specific to STB Critical Care Units.

  • See STB General Collection Guide for general STB information such as: links to EPR, Mail room, medical records. Information also in regards to obtaining hand sanitizer, wipes, printer paper for collection offices.
  • See ICU Curriculum for general critical care info.

Please make sure you document information at the most general level that is applicable, i.e. don't code something that affects all collection at StB in the program or unit level articles.

See also:


  • STB ICU Data Collectors work from from home and are on site once a week to do records and ward followups.

On-site presence of collectors

  • each ICU collector will be on site 3 times weekly to complete profiles in Health Records & ICUs as required

STB Medical Records requests

  • Health Records requests 5 business days notice for pulling your list
  • use the MR generator within Access to email your list to Reggie Albis & Joanna Talastas; cc supervisor Tianna Mohammed who will redirect the list as required


  • STB Critical Care has a resource website maintained by our ICU Educators;

https://extranet.manitoba-ehealth.ca/hospitals/SBH/ICMSR/_layouts/15/start.aspx#/SitePages/Home.aspx

Relevant articles specific to STB Critical Care patients

ECMO article

VAD article

VAP notification

There is no longer a requirement to notify the VAP Committee regarding a confirmed or potential VAP

CLI notification

CCI/TISS

  • cardiac MRI, echos and angiograms can be found in the CCI picklist
  • With the STB Electronic Patient Record we collect/count CCI/TISS entries as we are able when we review the record. Confirmation of entries is done on final review of the chart. Pharmacy is completed after final review of the chart.

Code STEMI

Some heart attack patients go straight to the heart cath lab directly from EMS. See STEMI for collection instructions for such patients.

Cardiac Care patients

See STB Cardiac Care patients for information specific to the cardiac service care patients in the STB MICU/SICU unit.

STB Swing Beds

  • STB Swing Bed entries are "bed" records within a "unit" in EPR/Cognos. They are not beds or locations but conceptual service location and time entries used for patient moves. This data causes a patient record to show up in Cognos/CUS as having arrived on a unit even when the pt has not actually arrived, and it isn't visible in our listings whether the record is for a swing or real bed.
  • Any ICU pt. may be placed into a swing bed, but the majority of swing beds are used for the ICCS pt's. The pt. is placed in a swing bed while in the OR, and then moved into a real bed post op when they arrive in the CICU. Their stay in a swing bed may be any length of time. The true arrive Dt/Tm is taken from the ICU flow sheets.

if a pt. was placed into an ICU swing bed but was never admitted to the ICU, the pt. entries are manually excluded from Cognos when reviewed

cost center

Our cost number for supply ordering is 6766

Outreach efforts

St Boniface critical care collectors attend the STB VAP Committee when requested by the chair/co-chair. There is no longer any need to email the committee regarding a potential or confirmed VAP

Related articles

Related articles: