Data collector's binder: Difference between revisions

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Collection staff port around with their laptops, a data collection binder which contain the follow items:

Data collection log forms - ICU and medicine collectors
own history note worksheets per patient - ICU and medicine collectors
completed TISS28 forms - ICU collector
Green sheets - ICU use only, but should be disposed of after collecting and reviewing.
Medical records lists
colored stickies for medicine OverstayProject - Medicine collector
other work related items
some people keep a BMI chart in their binder for the determination of obesity or morbid obesity. We could just google this instead or put it on the wiki.

	At STB we keep track of CLI and VAP's on a paper list in our binders for the purpose of our Quality coordinator in the hospital. Lois and I attend the VAP committee meetings and need to share this information at the meeting each time (monthly). --LKolesar 10:26, 2017 July 19 (CDT) Would it make sense to just notify the coordinator with this info ASAP when the VAP/CLI happens? That's what we do at STB, we use a button right in the program for it so there is very little overhead for collectors. One less thing to carry around, and the coordinator gets the info in a more timely manner... Ttenbergen 18:04, 2017 July 26 (CDT)

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 *other work related items
 *some people keep a BMI chart in their binder for the determination of obesity or morbid obesity.  We could just google this instead or put it on the wiki.
-{{discuss | who=Trish | question = Is there other stuff in there? This page is likely only worth keeping if it is linked from [[Critical Care and Medicine Database Core Curriculum]], and before that it should get good content. Should we make it good or get rid of it? }}
 == VAP meeting info ==

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