Agree 100%.  Our physicians currently document on the paper version of
the T-system.  Family physicians have actually complained stating the
documentation the ED physicians do on paper means nothing to them.  They
cannot figure out what happened with the patient while in the ED.  We
are currently using the tracker through EDM...we are doing a site visit
this week to look at Mount Nittany's EDM nursing documentation.  Hoping
I get buy-in from ED nursing staff.

 

Deb Pelaia, RN 
Clinical Informatics Analyst 
Hanover Hospital 
Hanover, Pa. 
(717)633-8887 

-----Original Message-----
From: Jackie Welch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 9:12 AM
To: Gregersen, Glenn A; CS/Smith, Romona E.; _SISU - Clinical Systems
Users Group; [email protected]
Subject: RE: EDM Rallying the troops!

 

Oh, they all love the T.  You can build your T templates into Meditech,
not really that difficult as I see it.  We've used the paper T for a
long time and I personally see that the documentation done by these ER
docs is horrendous.  We've been live with EDM for over two years now,
they really like what they have so far, including ePrescribing.  But,
the culture change to get the docs to enter their orders and
documentation is going to have to be pushed by more than me.  I see us
probably another year or so before we take on that battle, make them the
first docs to go live after implementation of PCM.

- Jackie

Great River

        -----Original Message-----
        From: Gregersen, Glenn A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
        Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 6:35 PM
        To: CS/Smith, Romona E.; _SISU - Clinical Systems Users Group;
[email protected]
        Subject: RE: EDM Rallying the troops!

        Please post as we are also fighting this battle  - ER docs
wanted T sheets...

         

        
  _____  


        From: Romona E. Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
        Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 3:32 PM
        To: _SISU - Clinical Systems Users Group; [email protected]
        Subject: EDM Rallying the troops!

        We are just beginning EDM implementation (CS 5.5 SR2). I am
looking for creative ways to encourage and interest the ED staff in this
project. You know they love their paper charts! I plan to make monthly
flyers to keep them updated on the progress of the Core Team. PCS is
used house wide but the ED nurses have never documented in Meditech nor
do they look at the EMR. I thought of having a drawing for the staff
members that document set assessments on a TEST pt that I set up. This
would at least get them looking at the system. I'm hoping you all have
more creative thoughts than I - any suggestions?

        Romona E. Smith, RN 

        Clinical Analyst 
        Anderson Hospital 
        Maryville, IL   62062 
        618-288-5711 ext.  278 
        [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

         







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