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Important note: Data Collection Paper Patient Logs
Data collector must use black or dark blue pen only. Do not use a pencil! When pencil is used information on these forms are faint and therefore not visible when faxed or scanned. Thank you.--Trish Ostryzniuk 14:45, 2012 May 7 (CDT)
- I thought you no longer wanted our log forms, as we are supposedly paperless. I thought logs were our personal preference for tracking our own patients. --FLindell 12:53, 2012 May 8 (CDT)
Comments
We have been using pencil in our log sheets for a long long time because we are always needing to change times and we erase a lot on these sheets. In critical care I think most data collectors send a copy of the log sheets with their tiss and greens via mail system so they are not usually faxed or scanned. Does this apply to all data collectors or just those who scan or fax their log sheets?? --LKolesar 07:24, 2012 May 8 (CDT)
QA_Septic_Shock - Started April 1, 2012.
Sorry, had not re-enabled the QA Septic entry in Temp table until now. Please download newest update and the entry will be available.Ttenbergen 12:09, 2012 April 2 (CDT)
Pharmacy collection
Please review/discuss new Pharmacy collection instructions. Ttenbergen 19:33, 8 December 2011 (CST)
Transfer Tracker
I have changed the Transfer Tracker.mdb to :
- list patients who have not yet been discharged
- increase list of patients available to delete pts with discharge dates more than 7 weeks old to better accommodate vacations
Please have another go at this and let me know if the tool is useful, and what else it would need to be useful. Ttenbergen Ttenbergen 16:06, 8 December 2011 (CST)
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