STB Medicine Collection Guide: Difference between revisions

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*4. Click on “Patient List Reports”

*5. Click on “Transfer Register”

*6. Put in a time frame that you wish to search. Do not use the current date as you want it to reflect full days, not a partial day.

*6. Fill in Facility (hospital you are checking)

*7. Under “unit filters on”, select “from or to”. All other fields remain unchanged.

*7. Put in a time frame that you wish to search. Do not use the current date as you want it to reflect full days, not a partial day.

*8. Scroll though the list to look for only internal medicine patients that went to off-service wards. (Do not count patients that go to ICMS).

*8. Fill in unit as "emergency" of the correct facility

*9. Write down a list of these patients with their chart numbers on a paper.

*9. Under “unit filters on”, select “from or to”. All other fields remain unchanged.

*10. Place this list on the bulletin board in the medicine office so that both medicine data collectors are aware that there are medicine service patients on off-service wards in the hospital.

*10. Click on "View Report" button.

*11. If these patients ultimately get transferred to one of the medicine wards (E5, E6 or B5), then the data collector that does that ward will enter those patients on their laptop, reflecting their entire stay from the admission from ER. In the dispo tab the off ward must be ticked off as they were off ward for part of their stay.

*11. Scroll though the list to look for only internal medicine patients that went to off-service wards. (Do not count patients that go to ICMS).

*12. If these patients get discharged from the off service ward to home or out of hospital location, then these are considered overflows that must be entered on the E5 laptop.

*12. Write down a list of these patients with their chart numbers on a paper.

*13. Place this list on the bulletin board in the medicine office so that both medicine data collectors are aware that there are medicine service patients on off-service wards in the hospital.

*14. If these patients ultimately get transferred to one of the medicine wards (E5, E6 or B5), then the data collector that does that ward will enter those patients on their laptop, reflecting their entire stay from the admission from ER. In the dispo tab the off ward must be ticked off as they were off ward for part of their stay.

*15. If these patients get discharged from the off service ward to home or out of hospital location, then these are considered overflows that must be entered on the E5 laptop.

=== Who collects Overflow and EMIP Patients===

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 *4.	Click on “Patient List Reports”
 *5.	Click on “Transfer Register”
-*6.	Put in a time frame that you wish to search.  Do not use the current date as you want it to reflect full days, not a partial day.
+*6.     Fill in Facility (hospital you are checking)
-*7.	Under “unit filters on”, select “from or to”.   All other fields remain unchanged.
+*7.	Put in a time frame that you wish to search.  Do not use the current date as you want it to reflect full days, not a partial day.
-*8.	Scroll though the list to look for only internal medicine patients that went to off-service wards.  (Do not count patients that go to ICMS).
+*8.     Fill in unit as "emergency" of the correct facility
-*9.	Write down a list of these patients with their chart numbers on a paper.
+*9.	Under “unit filters on”, select “from or to”.   All other fields remain unchanged.
-*10.	 Place this list on the bulletin board in the medicine office so that both medicine data collectors are aware that there are medicine service patients on off-service wards in the hospital.
+*10.    Click on "View Report" button.
-*11.	If these patients ultimately get transferred to one of the medicine wards (E5, E6 or B5),  then the data collector that does that ward will enter those patients on their laptop, reflecting their entire stay from the admission from ER.   In the dispo tab the off ward must be ticked off as they were off ward for part of their stay.
+*11.	Scroll though the list to look for only internal medicine patients that went to off-service wards.  (Do not count patients that go to ICMS).
-*12.	If these patients get discharged from the off service ward to home or out of hospital location, then these are considered overflows that must be entered on the E5 laptop.
+*12.	Write down a list of these patients with their chart numbers on a paper.
+*13.	 Place this list on the bulletin board in the medicine office so that both medicine data collectors are aware that there are medicine service patients on off-service wards in the hospital.
+*14.	If these patients ultimately get transferred to one of the medicine wards (E5, E6 or B5),  then the data collector that does that ward will enter those patients on their laptop, reflecting their entire stay from the admission from ER.   In the dispo tab the off ward must be ticked off as they were off ward for part of their stay.
+*15.	If these patients get discharged from the off service ward to home or out of hospital location, then these are considered overflows that must be entered on the E5 laptop.
 === Who collects Overflow and EMIP Patients===