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L. Hardy, RN Nursing Clinical Analyst - IT 801 "A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist
sees the opportunity in every difficulty." “To
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Please post responses. We have remained on
paper because of this complicated process. Theresa M. Skinner BSN-RN,BC From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Hardy, Lauren Hello All,
We are a Meditech Magic 5.5 hospital and we’re looking for a way to
scibe/document CPR and/or Respiratory Arrest. At the moment, we are using
a 2-page, NCR form, w/ one copy for the medical record & one copy to the
ICU Manager for review.
Because we are a multi-facility organization, we would like to standardize our
forms and put them in Meditech. That part we understand, it’s just
that currently, whoever is scribing the code on a random piece of paper, then
transposing the info onto our form.
Does anybody scribe a code, at the bedside? How do you track & chart
the codes? And do you have any departments/outlying clinics that
don’t use Meditech – and how do they stay compliant with their
documentation? Our coding department (billing) can only bill from
the Physician documentation – we think that we will create a form in
Meditech that the physician can checkmark boxes (Airway & Adjuncts; BVM
&/Or Vents; Compressions & Drugs; etc) then when signed by the
physician, coding can charge appropriately.
Anyway, if you have any cool ideas, I’d greatly appreciate it!!!! Thanks Y’All, L. Hardy, RN Nursing Clinical Analyst - IT 801 "A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist
sees the opportunity in every difficulty." “To personalize health care and create enthusiasm
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