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(ECIP - ERP reports how to find Critical Care Pts in ER under CC service that never make it to ICU bed and stay in ER under CC service.)
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{{DiscussTask |We keep discussing whether [[EMIP]] like patients should be collected in Critical Care. Consensus is that they are rare, but for consistency it would be good if we caught them.  At task meeting 2020 Jan 29, reviewed. Question: Is this easy to get from EPR?  Trish reviewed with [[p:Lisa kaita]] and apparently it is easy to catch.}}[[User:TOstryzniuk|Trish Ostryzniuk]] 16:49, 2020 February 5 (CST)


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:Now that we have the ERP Reports, we can find things like this however, we need to discuss if value to ICU database to include.  I know everyone is interested in patient flow and I was previously told that there is not that much delay when ICU attending accept patient, then when they are transferred to ICU. But there are a number we have seeing that sit it ER under ICU attending in one center then go from that ER to another site ICU.
:Now that we have the ERP Reports, we can find things like this however, we need to discuss if value to ICU database to include.  I know everyone is interested in patient flow and I was previously told that there is not that much delay when ICU attending accept patient, then when they are transferred to ICU. But there are a number we have seeing that sit it ER under ICU attending in one center then go from that ER to another site ICU.
== How to you pick out ECIP in EPR Reports ==
EPR report:
*Admit Report, chose ER
*run for dates needed
*will list all clients in ER however, you can see which ones are under Critical Care Service
*if they were not admitted to ICU then these are likely patient that stayed in ER under CC Service.


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We keep discussing whether EMIP like patients should be collected in Critical Care. Consensus is that they are rare, but for consistency it would be good if we caught them. At task meeting 2020 Jan 29, reviewed. Question: Is this easy to get from EPR? Trish reviewed with p:Lisa kaita and apparently it is easy to catch.

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Trish Ostryzniuk 16:49, 2020 February 5 (CST)

Emergency Critical Care InPatient.

We keep discussing whether EMIP like patients should be collected in Critical Care. Consensus is that they are rare, but for consistency it would be good if we caught them.

This was on the task team's list for a while but there was no appetite to start doing this.

Email from Trish 2016-11-10:

Main office should take this to TASK meeting. ICU patient entire LOS in ER before being sent to another ICU at another site or to another Physician Service.
I know we are all keen are having data to see what patient flow is and if there are ICU patient under ICU attending but they stay in ER before they go to another ICU because not bed in own ICU or other reasons, then should we capture these? Really not physically in own ICU, but is in ER occupying bed under an ICU attending?
Now that we have the ERP Reports, we can find things like this however, we need to discuss if value to ICU database to include. I know everyone is interested in patient flow and I was previously told that there is not that much delay when ICU attending accept patient, then when they are transferred to ICU. But there are a number we have seeing that sit it ER under ICU attending in one center then go from that ER to another site ICU.

How to you pick out ECIP in EPR Reports

EPR report:

  • Admit Report, chose ER
  • run for dates needed
  • will list all clients in ER however, you can see which ones are under Critical Care Service
  • if they were not admitted to ICU then these are likely patient that stayed in ER under CC Service.


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