Ward admission log forms: Difference between revisions
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* I use the "Rec" to keep track of the location of the patients/their record. In the "R" space I enter the date I last reviewed (ie 09/20),or if the file is not started (New),.. or if Complete but need cxr and pathogens or more information (ie Cxp/ch). The patient list screen is my work sheet--I sort so all ward pts., all MR pts and all ICU are grouped together. | * I use the "Rec" to keep track of the location of the patients/their record. In the "R" space I enter the date I last reviewed (ie 09/20),or if the file is not started (New),.. or if Complete but need cxr and pathogens or more information (ie Cxp/ch). The patient list screen is my work sheet--I sort so all ward pts., all MR pts and all ICU are grouped together. | ||
*I like the Data Collection Log as a quick reference. The ICU patient log book is not always filled in; and, I do not go back and enter the correct times of transfer or discharge nor the correct 'discharge to' location. Our log is the only complete and correct list of pt. admit/transfer/discharge information that is easily available at each site; should we need to clarify times, locations, etc.. The other option to get this information would entail pulling the charts, checking with Medical Records, the Main Office etc. I find it takes minimal time to enter and complete the Data Collection Log at this community site.11:53, 2012 September 24 (CDT) | |||
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