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Now that most places are using laptops I have had some feedback regarding the patient list screen. It sounds like some of you would be able to do away with your log sheets if that screen had slightly different information than it does now.
'' see [[Data collection log form]] for the sheets used by most data collectors to track their current patients


I propose to change the patient list on the laptop in the following way:
Ward '''Admission/Transfer/Discharge''' (ADT) '''paper log forms'''  "live" on individual units & wards and can be found in ward ADT log books. These forms are never collected by the collectors or sent to main office.
* reduce font size to that used in other forms to accommodate more columns
* eliminate DOB and PHIN, not as important as other info
* add a new column for room number (would allow Grace and possibly Vic to eliminate bed maps)
* add admit date/time and discharge date/time
* what would be the consensus: would you like the first ~ 10 letters of the notes field?
* detailed admit-from so collector knows whom to contact (as opposed to our limited one)
** would it be reasonable to change the admit-from dropdown to include every unique ward and then stream the output back to generic "W" for Ed's DB to handle?
** alternatively: this field would only be needed to contact data collectors at other sites, i.e. only once. What if I made it available in the [[Patient Viewer]] form instead of on the listing. That way the info would be available on the laptop, but would not take up any of the limited space for the list


Would that work for you at your location? Do you have additional changes you'd like to see to the list?
Wherever multiple collectors share collection duties for a ward, they will write on these ward logs with various tags to help keep track of who collected on which patient in that ward using what [[serial number]] was used.


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==Stop using ward ADT logs date at some sites==
==HSC==
*2019-May-13 - medicine collector to use [[EPR Reports]] to access ADT via Web Report.  No need to rely on or help maintain the ward ADT books & forms. Email sent to HSC med manager in regards to role of collector around ward ADT log books.[[User:TOstryzniuk|Trish Ostryzniuk]] 10:45, 2019 May 17 (CDT)
No reduction in font size please. DOB and PHIN required if chart number entered incorrectly, and when the medical wards have many pts who share last names as well as first it is essential. HSC does not require room #s. Clarify where the admit date and time are to go as they are already capture. Also clarify the comment of the note field. The space is fine as is. For medicine all the wards are listed in the variable 1 and 2. Fran and Pat--[[User:FLindell|FLindell]] 13:24, 2012 May 8 (CDT)
2020-07-24 - Lisa confirmed that we no longer check these at any site Ttenbergen 23:22, 2020 July 24 (CDT)


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==History==
We do not need to see the room number. The note field is nice to display as is. Admit from & discharge to ie BW would not be sufficient.  Need to know which ward sent to for Pagasa audits. In critical care the only place we write the specific ward from or to is on the log sheet.  The other option is to have critical care use the variables like medicine for specific wards sent to and from. --[[User:LKolesar|LKolesar]] 07:58, 2012 May 9 (CDT)  
The ward ADT log books and forms always existed on units.  The only role that the Database Program had with these forms was to collaborate with managers to standardize meet both unit and Data Collector needs when the Database Program started on the units.   
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-we do not use the room number; we have tried it several times but with the number of pt moves on the units it is a logistical problem to maintain so as far as we go, this field can be eliminated
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-not sure it is necessary for any other information to be visible from this screen


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Is there any need for transfer ready date/time to be on the proposed Patient List; as, it is on the current Data Collection Log?
Please include DOB and PHIN for the reason cited by Fran. [[User:Mlaporte|Mlaporte]] 11:15, 2012 May 9 (CDT)


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see Data collection log form for the sheets used by most data collectors to track their current patients

Ward Admission/Transfer/Discharge (ADT) paper log forms "live" on individual units & wards and can be found in ward ADT log books. These forms are never collected by the collectors or sent to main office.

Wherever multiple collectors share collection duties for a ward, they will write on these ward logs with various tags to help keep track of who collected on which patient in that ward using what serial number was used.

Stop using ward ADT logs date at some sites

  • 2019-May-13 - medicine collector to use EPR Reports to access ADT via Web Report. No need to rely on or help maintain the ward ADT books & forms. Email sent to HSC med manager in regards to role of collector around ward ADT log books.Trish Ostryzniuk 10:45, 2019 May 17 (CDT)

2020-07-24 - Lisa confirmed that we no longer check these at any site Ttenbergen 23:22, 2020 July 24 (CDT)

History

The ward ADT log books and forms always existed on units. The only role that the Database Program had with these forms was to collaborate with managers to standardize meet both unit and Data Collector needs when the Database Program started on the units.

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