Hi Tech Software Solutions Are You Still Handwriting Care Plans?
|
|
- Laurence Burns
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Are You Still Handwriting Care Plans? Care Plans/Service Plans... 2 Overview... 2 Edit Care Plan Edit Service Plan... 4 Auto RAP/CAA Driven (for Nursing Care)... 5 Auto RAP/CAA Driven: Edit Resident Care Plan Screen... 8 Manual Selection... 9 Edit Resident Care Plan Screen (Manual and Auto RAP/CAA Driven) Other Edit Care Plan Buttons and Features Other Care Plan Options View Care Plan Sort Care Plan Update Goal Target Dates Print Care Plan Print Evaluations Care Plan Reporting Goal Review Problem History Problem, Goal, Approach (PGA) Library Library Problems Library Goals Library Approaches Print the Problem/Goal/Approach Library Link CAAs to Problems Print CA to Problem Links Save Care Plan in Document Storage G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 1
2 Care Plans/Service Plans Clinical: Nursing Care > MDS / Care Plans > Care Plans Clinical: Res Care / Asstd Living >RCA / Service Plans > Service Plans Overview The Care Plan programs allow you to maintain, view and print residents problems, goals, and approaches. You can report on these records through various reporting programs. The System provides a Problem/Goal/Approach (PGA) Library of standardized problems, goals, and approaches that you can select and copy into a resident s care and service plans and then edit to suit the resident. You can also create highly individualized records within a resident s care/service plan. IMPORTANT: The Nursing Care PGA library available before November of 2009 is based on the diagnoses defined by the North American Nursing Diagnoses Association (NANDA) in With Release 9.10 in November 2009 Hi Tech redesigned the Care Plan programs and made available a new library based on client input. You can request this library from Hi Tech and replace your current library. If you install the new library, you must start new care plans on all your residents. You can do this as each resident s care plan comes due. Clients who install the Clinical Record System after November 2009 will automatically receive the new library. CA driven Care Planning for Nursing Care: The Nursing Care PGA Library is cross referenced to the Care Areas (CAs). During your CAA Summary process, you can view a resident s triggered CAs and the suggested problems for care planning those CAs. HTS recommends the following number scheme for the PGA Library Nursing Care facilities Create additional problem records for your facility's Do not use for Library problems. Edit Care Plans allows you to enter numbers in the 200 range to create highly individualized problems for a specific resident I Care Plan Language Residential Care Service Plans Your choice G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 2
3 Problem, Goal, Approach Attachments You may assign individual approaches to each goal. If you have two or more goals and the approaches for all goals will be the same, attach the approaches to the first goal: Multiple Goals that have the same approaches Problem 1: Goal 1 Goal 2 Approach 1 Approach 2 Approach 3 Multiple Goals with Specific Approaches Problem 1: Goal 1: Approach 1 Approach 2 Approach 3 Goal 2: Approach 1 Approach 2 Approach 3 Clinical: Nursing Care: Clinical: Res Care / Assisted Living: G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 3
4 Clinical: Nursing Care: Clinical: Res Care / Assisted Living: CP20 Edit Care Plan Edit Service Plan Enter the Resident Id or click the binoculars icon to look up the resident. Verify the CP Date (care plan date). Change the date if necessary. Edit Care Plan: Auto RAP/CAA Driven: (Nursing only) See page 5. Manual Selection: See 9 View Care Plan: See page 17. Sort Care Plan: See page 18. Update Goal Target Dates: (Nursing only) See page 19. Delete Entire Care Plan: Do you wish to delete the entire Care Plan? Yes or No. NOTE: This Delete option is available to delete old care plans that are obsolete, never used or never active; however, as you move toward an Electronic Medical Record, you will not want to use the Delete option so that all previous Care Plans remain part of the EMR. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 4
5 Edit Care Plan (continued) Auto RAP/CAA Driven (for Nursing Care) CAA driven care planning works best when you follow the sequence below: 1. Edit MDS and Print MDS 2. Edit CAAs through Edit MDS > Section V. Select those to be care planned. 3. Print CAA Summary (Section V). 4. Edit Care Plan based on the Care Areas (CAs) selected to be care planned. The CAs selected for care planning will be passed to Edit Care Plan and displayed on the Select RAP/CAA Areas screen (on right). NOTE: the program selects the CAA record based on the current comprehensive MDS 3.0 and displays the date at: Using MDS date. If this is not the correct CAA record, click Cancel and Edit RAPs/CAAs for a different MDS. The screen checkmarks triggered Care Areas (CAs) selected for care planning. You can uncheck any item you do not want to care plan now. You can click Clear to remove all check marks, and then check only the items you want to care plan at this time. Return to the care plan later to care plan the other CAs. Click Ok when you have made your selections. This will display the Select Problems screen (next page). G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 5
6 Select Problems The screen displays the first Care Area (CA) selected from the Select RAPs/CAAs screen. In a new care plan All Linked Problems is selected to display problems linked to this CA in the Problem, Goal, Approach (PGA) Library (through Libraries > MDS / Care Plans > Links CAAs to Problems). If this is an existing care plan, the screen will default to Current Problems and display existing problems already in the care plan. Problem numbers will be highlighted in blue. Under Include Status you select (R)esolved and (I)nactive to include those Types. Select the Type. See more about Type on Page 7. See Page 7 Select All Linked Problems to display both existing problems and other problems linked to this CA in the PGA library. Select problems you want to add. Deselect problems you do not want to add or edit in this care plan. (Current Problems highlighted in blue will remain in the care plan, even if you do not select them.) Click Ok to save the selected problems in the resident s care plan and display the Edit Resident Care Plan screen so you can edit the selections. See next page and additional instructions on Page 10. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 6
7 Problem Type On the Edit Resident Care Plan screen you assign a Type to each problem. A new problem always defaults to Active. Click the down arrow in the Type field to select a different Type. You can assign the Resolved or Inactive Type to a problem that should no longer be displayed or printed on the resident s care plan; however, you can display the problem and change the type back to Active, Maintenance, or Potential to include it in the displayed/printed care plan. On the Select Problems screen, the default is to list only the Active, Maintenance and Potential problems. You can select (R)esolved and (I)nactive to also list those types of problems. The Status column indicates the problem type, i.e. R = Resolved, I = Inactive, A = Active, etc. Changing the Type creates a record for this problem in the Care Plan problem history file. NOTE: We discourage you from deleting Resolved of Inactive problems because it will delete them from care plan history; however, if you add a problem in error, you can delete it. Display the problem on the Edit Resident Care Plan screen and select Delete Problem. Care Plan Problem History File When you add a problem to a care plan or change the Type this adds a record to the Care Plan History file. To view the History file select Reporting > Care Plans > Problem History. Enter the Resident ID. At Problem enter a problem number or check All to display the resident s entire history; or, click the binoculars to display a selection list. Click the problem and Ok (or double click the problem). Click Run to print the history. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 7
8 Auto RAP/CAA Driven: Edit Resident Care Plan Screen The CA number and description will be displayed. Verify the Date. See Page 7. Select the Type. See more about Type on Page 7. Edit the Problem text for this resident s conditions or needs. Press the [Insert] key on your keyboard to insert text. Select goals and approaches from the library and edit them. See Page 10 for instructions. When you finish editing the problem and its goals and approaches: Click Next in the Problem area to edit the next selected problem. Select Next in the CA (top right) to select problems for the next CA. When you click Next, Prev and Exit Care Plan all your changes are saved. TIP: To write your own problem text, at Lib# enter a number from 200 through 299. Enter Goal and Approach numbers of (There are no goals or approaches attached to problems in the 200 range.) When you return to this care plan and reselect this CA, the Select Problems screen will display the Current Problems for this CAA with problem numbers highlighted in blue:. An X in the G/A column indicates that Goals and Approaches are attached to the problem. The Status column shows the status assigned to the problem. Select All Linked Problems to display problems linked to this CA in the PGA library. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 8
9 For Nursing Care, Residential Care and Assisted Living. Manual Selection Select Problems Displays the Select Problem screen and lists All Library Problems. Select the problems you want to add to the care plan. The full description of the last selection will display at Current Selection. TIP: To write your own problem text, at Lib# enter a problem number from 200 through 299. Enter Goal and Approach numbers of There are no goals or approaches attached to problems in the 200 range.) Click Ok to display the Edit Resident Care Plan screen so you can edit the problem and select goal and approaches from the library. See the next page. IMPORTANT: When you click the OK button this saves the selected problems in the resident s care plan. To remove the problem from the care plan, you must Delete Problem on the Edit Resident Care Plan screen. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 9
10 Edit Resident Care Plan Screen (Manual and Auto RAP/CAA Driven) PROBLEM: The first selected problem will be displayed. If you did not select any problems on the Select Problems screen, the PROBLEM area will be blank. You can enter a problem number at Lib #, or click the binoculars to redisplay the Select Problems screen. CAA: will display a CA number if you are in Auto RAP/CAA Driven mode. It will display Manual Selection if you are in Manual mode. Date: Verify the date. A new problem is recorded in care plan history on this date. See Page 7. Select the Type. See more about Type on Page 7. Make any necessary changes to the text for this resident. Press the [Insert] key on your keyboard to insert text. Typically, you will edit the Problem and immediately select the Goals and then Approaches. You will then return to the PROBLEM area and click Next to process the next problem. If you move to the next problem without selecting goals, the program will alert you: There are no Goals attached to this Problem. You can easily return to existing Problems to select and edit Goals and Approaches. See the Goal Selection process on the next page. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 10
11 Select Goals In the GOAL area, click the Lib# field and the binoculars to display the Select Goals screen. This displays all goals attached to this problem in the PGA library. Select the goals to be added to this care plan. Click Ok. This saves the Goals in the care plan and displays the first selection on the Edit Resident Care Plan screen. Delete will delete this goal from this problem in the care plan. NOTE: a goal that is already in the care plan will be highlighted in blue. The first selected Goal will be displayed. If you selected multiple goals, there will be a Next button. When you click Next, the next Goal will provide a Prev button. Clicking these buttons saves all changes that you have made in the goals. TIP: At Lib#, enter to create your own goal. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 11
12 Edit Goals Date: will default to the Care Plan date. You should change it to represent the date you are adding the goal. Click the binoculars to display a calendar (on right) from which you can select a date, or manually enter a date. Target Date: (Nursing Care only) You can assign a Target Date to the goal. Target dates will be included on printed care plans, and you can use the Update Goal Target Dates feature to update Target dates for all goals. See Page 19. Days: This will default to the days set up in your Clinical Profile (see IMPORTANT below). You can change this number to calculate the target Date, or enter a date, or click the binocular to display a calendar (above) from which you select a date. IMPORTANT: You can set up your own Target Date Days to display for each new goal (i.e., 84 for 12 weeks). Select Libraries > Facility > Clinical Profile > Screen 2. Under Care Plan Settings, at Default Target Days enter the default number of days. If you do not want to record and print Target Dates, enter 00. Edit the Goal text. All changes are saved automatically. Press the [Insert] key on your keyboard to insert text. Typically, you will then select and edit Approaches for this Goal. Then, if there are other Goals to be edited, you can return to the GOAL area, click Next and repeat the process. See Select Approaches on the next page. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 12
13 Select Approaches APPROACH Click in the Lib# field and click the binoculars to display the Select Approaches screen. This displays all approaches attached to this goal in the PGA library. Select the approaches you want to attach to the displayed goal in this care plan. When you click Ok these approaches will be saved and displayed on the Edit Care Plan screen. NOTE: An approach that is already in this care plan for this goal will be highlighted in blue: The approach will be attached to the Goal displayed in the GOAL area If you selected multiple approaches click the Next button to display the next approach. That approach will provide a Prev button so you can move back to the previous approach. Clicking these buttons saves all changes you have made. TIP: At Lib# enter a number from to create your own approach G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 13
14 Edit Approaches Edit the approach text for this resident. To assign additional staff codes to the approach, click Select Discipline and check mark the disciplines that will help carry out this approach (see Select Disciplines list on the right. Build and edit these codes through Libraries > Face Sheet > Disciplines). If you select NA (Nurse s Aide for Clinical: Nursing Care) or RA (Residential Care Aide for Clinical: Residential Care) this will allow you to include this approach on the Resident Flow Sheet and assign a Frequency Code to the approach that will also be printed on the Flow Sheet. Click the binoculars at Frequency Code to display the Frequency Code library and select the code. Your selection will be displayed under Frequency Code: (see below). Edit your frequency codes through Libraries > Orders/Flow Sheet/Kardex > Frequency Codes > Flow Sheet. When the approach is complete, click Next to display and edit the next selected approach. When there are no more approaches to edit: Return to the GOAL area and select the Next goal or Move back to PROBLEM area and select the Next problem. If you are in Auto RAP/CAA Driven mode you can select the Next CA. OR click in Lib # in any area. Enter a Library number or click the binoculars to display the library selection screen. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 14
15 Other Edit Care Plan Buttons and Features Copy and Paste Text Copy text from a problem, goal or approach and paste it into another area. 1. Display the text. Drag over the text with your cursor to highlight it. 2. Right click with your mouse and select Copy from the pop up window. 3. Display the area where you want to paste this text. 4. Right click with your mouse and select Paste. 5. Edit the text if necessary. Write your own Problems, Goals and Approaches At Lib # enter a problem number from 200 through 299. Enter Goal and Approach numbers from 200 to 299 and make these items resident specific. [NOTE: If you add an item that you will want to use in other residents care plans, rather than use the 200 range numbers, add these items to the Care Plan Library so you can select and pulled the items into other residents care plans.] G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 15
16 Edit Care Plan Button Options These buttons are available at the bottom of the Edit Care Plan screen: Exit Care Plan saves all changes. Edit Notes allows you to add and edit notes for this resident. Edit PGA Library to access the PGA library. See page 26. Your facility can restrict access to this option to guard against unauthorized changes. Staff with access to Libraries > MDS/Care Plans > P/G/A Library will have access here. View Care Plan to display the care plan on the screen. See sample on Page 17. Print Care Plan See Page 20. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 16
17 Edit Care Plan > Other Care Plan Options After you select a resident on the opening care plan screen, you can select these other options. View Care Plan Display the Care Plan for the selected resident. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 17
18 Edit Care Plan > Sort Care Plan Through Print Care Plan, the problem print order will be default to Library Problem Number. Using Sort Care Plan you can assign two different Sort Orders and problems sorted in those orders (see Select Sort Order options on the right). In the # column assign numbers in the order you want the problems to print when you select Your Assigned Problem Number in Print Care Plan. This allows you to print a resident s most important problems first. In the Std column you can assign each problem to a CA in the Standard Problem List on the right side of the screen. You can print in this order by selecting Standard Problem Number in Print Care Plan. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 18
19 Edit Care Plan > Update Goal Target Dates In Clinical: Nursing Care you can assign Target Dates to goals. Update Goal Target Dates displays a resident s problems and goals so you can review and change Target Dates. Check the box for the Goal to be updated. This changes the CP Date to the date entered on the opening screen (on right). You can edit the Target Days and Target Date. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 19
20 MDS / Care Plans > Care Plans RCA / Care Plans > Care Plans Print Care Plan The print program allows you to make many choices for printing the care plan: See samples on the next page. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 20
21 Page 1: Diagnoses, allergies, Discharge Plan, Weight and Problem List NOTE: Some items will be printed depending on specific settings within the Hi Tech program. Page 2: Problem / Goal / Approach format You can print lines in the Notes column to ease the addition of hand written notes. Go to Libraries > Facility > Clinical Profile > Screen 2 > Care Plan Settings and check Print note lines in Care Plans. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 21
22 MDS / Care Plans > Care Plans RCA / Care Plans > Care Plans Print Evaluations CP69 (Nursing) Print a form that can be used to document care plan goal progress for up to three months so that you are more prepared to evaluate goals each quarter. Date: Accept the current date. It will print at the top of the page. Resident to Print: Individual and enter the resident ID. All: To print for the entire facility and whether to print forms for Discharged Residents. Disciplines. Click All to print all goals in the care plan. If you want to print only those goals that have approaches assigned to a specific discipline, enter that discipline code, or click the binoculars to display a list of disciplines, and select a goal from that list. Include Click All to print all the goals, or all the goals for the selected disciplines. Click Selective to choose the types of goals to be printed (Active, Maintenance, or Both); or you can specify the library Problem number of the goals to be printed. Optional: If you are adding these pages to an existing report, look at the page number on the last page of that report. Enter the next number at Enter Starting page Number so that the new pages maintain the page number order. Click Run. See an explanation of the form on the next two pages. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 22
23 Use the Care Plan Evaluation The Care Plan Evaluation provides a place to evaluate each goal on the care plan on three separate dates: DATE #1 DATE #2 DATE #3. Under each DATE, record the evaluation of the goal at that date. The Roman numerals I, II, and III are explained in the legend on the top right of the first page of the evaluation: I Status: (A)ctive (S)upport (R)esolved II Evaluation: (S)table (F)luctuating (I)mproving (D)eteriorating III Documentation Reference (P)rogress note (M)ar (T)reatment record (O)ther (specify) At OTHER you can make any other necessary comments about the goal. See a detailed explanation on the next page. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 23
24 Monthly Care Plan Evaluation Code Legend and Guidelines I. Status (A)ctive: Actual problems/needs and potential problems of an immediate nature and with active intervention. Goals and approaches should be moving toward resolution or a decrease in the nature of extent of the problem. Consideration should be given to problems identified by type as (A)ctive or (P)otential (immediate) on the Care Plan, such as open wounds, infections, and potential for injury where there would be an immediate problem without intervention. (S)upport: Problems/needs for which maximum rehabilitation or restoration has been achieved, but for which interventions continue to be required in order to maintain function and/or prevent deterioration, i.e., supervised ADLs, assisted mobility, etc. Consider whether problems identified by type as (M)aintenance on the CP continue to need staff support. (R)esolved: Problems which no longer exist as described in either of the above areas. In addition to identifying the problem as resolved in the monthly evaluation, the problem on the care plan itself should be noted as resolved, dated, and signed. II. Evaluation (S)table: Identified approaches are documented as effective in achieving the stated goals. No adjustments in the goal and no additional approaches are required. (F)luctuating: Documented evidence shows a variation in the response of the resident to established approaches. For example, there may be days when anxiety is well controlled using established approaches, and other days when increased anxiety is evident. In identifying a problem as fluctuating, it's important to consider the need to adjust goals or approaches. (I)mproving: Documentation reflects evidence that the approaches are moving the resident toward achievement of a goal, i.e., wound size is diminishing, etc. (D)eteriorating: Documentation reflects that, despite the established approaches, the resident's condition is relation to the problem is declining, (i.e., a wound size is increasing or there is evidence of infection, etc.) The evaluation documentation should include evidence that the goals and approaches continue to be appropriate despite the deterioration or that they have been adjusted in order to prevent further deterioration. III. Documentation Reference: This section provides a cross reference to substantiate evaluation information, i.e. if a wound has been identified as "active" and "stable", the evaluator may cite the treatment record as the documentation for this evaluation. In the event that an evaluator must make an evaluative decision which is not adequately addressed in existing documentation, such as having to adjust goals or approaches, a brief note might be in order. That can either be done in progress note or on an evaluation summary. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 24
25 Reporting > Care Plan > Care Plan Reporting Goal Review CP70 Nursing Care only. Res Care and Assisted Living do not enter Target Dates for goals. Display or print a list of goals that have Target Dates within a specific date range. (A goal must have a specific date entered at Target Date in the goal record. If you bypass Target Date and type the date within the text of the goal, this program will not locate the goal.) Census Date. The program will compare this date to residents Admit and Discharge Dates in the face sheet. If you select Target Dates for All residents, the program will locate goals only for those residents in the facility on this date. Select Target Dates to Print: HTS recommends that you select Range and enter a date range. If you select All, the program might print several pages that you don t need. Sort by Unit. No: locates goals for entire facility and lists them in order by Resident ID. If Yes, you can leave the check mark at All to list goals for the entire facility, sorted by unit. Or click to remove the check mark, All, and enter a specific Unit ID number. Page Break by Resident: to print each resident on a different page. Print Goals Only: To print just goals and not any problem text. Problem History CP67 Edit Care Plan keeps a history of all problems added to residents care plans and any changes made in the problem Status. HTS recommends the Library sort order. Sorting by Standard Problem Number will not work unless you have sorted your care plan through the Edit Care Plan. Problem: enter a library Problem number, or press the [F2] key to display a list of the resident s problems and select a problem from this list. Check mark All to display all of the resident s problems in history. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 25
26 Problem, Goal, Approach (PGA) Library The Problem/Goal/Approach Care Plan Library The Nursing Care PGA library available before November of 2009 is based on the diagnoses defined by the North American Nursing Diagnoses Association (NANDA) in HTS worked with a nurse /administrator to select the problems appropriate for long term care, and to develop goals and approaches for the long term care environment. NANDA has updated its diagnoses since 1994; however, Hi Tech did not incorporate these updates into the NANDA based library. See IMPORTANT below. IMPORTANT: With Release 9.10 in November 2009 Hi Tech redesigned the Care Plan programs and made available a new library, also based on client input. You can request this library from Hi Tech. If you install the new library, you must start new care plans on all your residents. CAA/RAP driven Care Planning for Nursing Care: The Nursing Care PGA Library is cross referenced to the Care Areas. During your CAA process, you can print a listing of a resident s triggered CAs and the suggested problems for care planning those items. HTS recommends the following number scheme for the PGA Library Nursing Care facilities Your facility's additional problem/need records Do not use for Library problems. Edit Care Plans allows you to enter numbers in the 200 range to create highly individualized problems for a specific resident I Care Plan Language Residential Care Your choice Clinical: Nursing Care > Libraries > MDS / Care Plans > P/G/A Library Clinical: Res Care / Asstd Living > Libraries P/G/A Library G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 26
27 CP21 Library Problems At Lib # enter a problem number or click the binoculars to display the Select Problems screen. Note: In a Nursing Care facility, the problem list will begin with problem In a Residential Care of Assisted Living facility, the problem list will begin at number 300. Select a Problem and click OK to display the problem and its first attached goal, and that goal s first attached approach. If you select multiple problems you can scan through them using Next and Previous buttons on the Edit screen. Selecting these buttons saves your changes. Make necessary changes in the text areas of the screen. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 27
28 You can create new problems, goals and approaches by entering an unused number in the Lib # field. The screen will display the message like: Add New Problem Here. TIP: Avoid using numbers from for new problems, goals or approaches. The Edit Care Plan program allows you to enter numbers to create highly individualized, non library problems, goals and approaches within a resident s care plan. Additions and changes are saved automatically unless you click the Cancel button. When you add a new goal it will be attached to the Problem displayed on the screen. When you add a new approach it will be attached to the Goal that is displayed. If you delete a Problem it will delete all attached Goals and Approaches. If you delete a Goal it will delete all attached Approaches Library Goals Select and display the problem. Display the Select Goals screen and select a goal. Under GOAL: edit the goal text. Enter an unused Goal number to create a new goal for the Problem displayed on the screen. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 28
29 Library Approaches Under APPROACH, click the binoculars to display the Select Approaches screen (on right). All approaches are checked because they are all attached to this goal. Click Ok to display each of these for editing. To delete an approach from the goal, click Uncheck All then select each approach that should NOT be linked to this goal. Click Delete. The program will ask Are you sure you want to delete all selected approaches. Click Yes. On the Edit Problem, Goal, Approach Library screen, edit the approach if necessary. To assign additional staff codes to an approach, click Select Discipline and check mark the staff that will help carry out this approach (see Select Disciplines list on the right). If you select NA (Nurse s Aide for Clinical: Nursing Care) or RA (Residential Care Aide for Clinical: Residential Care) this will allow you to include this approach on the Resident Flow Sheet and assign a Frequency Code to the approach that will also be printed on the Flow Sheet. You can also assign a Frequency Code to the approach that will print on the resident s Flow Sheet. Click the binoculars at Frequency Code to display the Frequency Code library and select the code. Your selection will be displayed under Frequency Code (see below). Edit your frequency code library through Libraries > Orders/Flow Sheet/Kardex > Frequency Codes > Flow Sheet. When the approach is complete, click Next to display and edit the next selected approach. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 29
30 Print the Problem/Goal/Approach Library CP22 On the Edit Problem/Goal/Approach Library screen, click Print P/G/A button on bottom right. Report Date will be printed at the top of the listing. It will not be used to select records. At Page Break on Problem, if you plan to print Problems/Goals/Approaches, HTS recommends Yes for a page break so that the listing is easier to read and use. If you plan to print Problems Only, HTS recommends No page break. Several problems will be printed on each page. This uses less paper. Problems to Print All to print all the problems. This could print 100 to 200 pages. Individual to print a specific problem record or a range of records. Include: Problems Only prints only the text of the selected problem records. Several problems can be listed per page. Combine with Page Break on Problem No to avoid printing each problem on a separate page. Problems & Goals Only prints only Problems and their attached Goals. Problems/Goals/Approachesy Each problem could require 1 3 pages. HTS recommends Page Break on Problem Yes between problems, even though it will require more paper. Click Print. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 30
31 Clinical: Nursing Care >Libraries > Care Plans Link CAAs to Problems HTS has already provided a file of CA to Problems Links. These links remain in effect as CA to problem links, which suggest problems for addressing triggered CAs. You can add, change and delete links to suit your facility, and you can build links to problems for the new CAs: 19 Pain 20 Return to Community Referral. For example, for Pain, enter in the CA number, 19, and checkmark the problems to be suggested when this CA is triggered. On the screen below, we checked 0092 Alteration in comfort related to episodes of breakthrough pain. Other suggestions for 19 Pain from our sample library: For 20 Return to Community Referral Your library may differ from the one used in these examples. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 31
32 Libraries > Care Plans > Link CAs to Problems Print CA to Problem Links CP01 Click Print Report on the Link RAPs/CAAs to Problems screen. This prints a listing of selected CAAs and the problems that have been selected as suggested problems for care planning. Click the CAAs that you want to print and then click Run. See sample below. A number one 1 is printed in front of each problem linked to the CA: Release 9.10 Library 1994 NANDA based library: G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 32
33 Admission Procedures > Edit Medical Record > Save Care Plan in Document Storage To save electronic copies of residents care plans, attach a copy under Documents. Access a resident s document by clicking the Documents button on any EMR screen. This displays the Document Management screen and any documents already saved and selected for this resident. Example: Click a column heading to sort the documents by that heading criteria, i.e. File name, Description, Type, etc., alphabetically or chronologically by date. To print a document, click the View button. Use the standard print process for the program that displays the document i.e. Microsoft Word, Adobe Reader, etc. See complete instructions at TechSoftware.com > Clients > Important Instructions > Electronic Document Storage. G:\HITECH\Webinars\Webinar Docs\CarePlans.doc (Printed 7/10/12) Page 33
Care Planning User Guide June 2011
User Guide June 2011 2011, ADL Data Systems, Inc. All rights reserved Table of Contents Introduction... 1 About Care Plan... 1 About this Information... 1 Logon... 2 Care Planning Module Basics... 5 Starting
More informationEFIS. (Education Finance Information System) Training Guide and User s Guide
EFIS (Education Finance Information System) Training Guide and User s Guide January 2011 About this Guide This guide explains the basics of using the Education Finance Information System (EFIS). The intended
More informationPsychiatric Consultant Guide CMTS. Care Management Tracking System. University of Washington aims.uw.edu
Psychiatric Consultant Guide CMTS Care Management Tracking System University of Washington aims.uw.edu rev. 8/13/2018 Table of Contents TOP TIPS & TRICKS... 1 INTRODUCTION... 2 PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTANT ACCOUNT
More informationChapter 4. Disbursements
Chapter 4 Disbursements This Page Left Blank Intentionally CTAS User Manual 4-1 Disbursements: Introduction The Claims Module in CTAS allows you to post approved claims into disbursements. If you use a
More informationParagon Clinician Hub for Physicians (PCH) Reference
Paragon Clinician Hub for Physicians (PCH) Reference Logging in to the Clinician Hub Paragon Clinician Hub (PCH) is available on any Carroll Hospital Network. VMWare View must be utilized to open the application.
More informationEMAR Medication Pass
EMAR Medication Pass This manual includes recording of resident medication passes on a computer. To begin your Medication Pass, click on the EMAR icon, then select a Med Provider. The listing of Med Providers
More informationElectronic Medication Reconciliation and Depart Process Overview Nursing Deck
Electronic Medication Reconciliation and Depart Process Overview Nursing Deck Revised: 8/16/2011 1 Introduction To achieve the highest standard of care that our system aspires to, as well as to meet the
More informationPsychiatric Consultant Guide SPIRIT CMTS. Care Management Tracking System. University of Washington aims.uw.edu
Psychiatric Consultant Guide SPIRIT CMTS Care Management Tracking System University of Washington aims.uw.edu rev. 9/20/2016 Table of Contents TOP TIPS & TRICKS... 1 INTRODUCTION... 2 PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTANT
More informationEMAR Medication Pass with Pre-Pour
EMAR Medication Pass with Pre-Pour This manual includes the setup of medications with Pre-Pour and the recording of resident medication passes. The Pre- Pour options must be turned on in File Setup Community.
More informationAlberta Health Services. PCS 5.67 Care Planning
Alberta Health Services PCS 5.67 Care Planning 3/11/2015 Contents Care Planning in Central Zone... 5 Developing the Plan of Care... 7 Accessing the RAP Analysis Assessments... 8 Completing the RAP Analysis
More informationC. The Assessment Wizard
C. The Assessment Wizard The Assessment Wizard in CAPS 2 is used to record service eligibility determination information. The Assessment Wizard information is only one part of the three components of a
More informationSite Manager Guide CMTS. Care Management Tracking System. University of Washington aims.uw.edu
Site Manager Guide CMTS Care Management Tracking System University of Washington aims.uw.edu rev. 8/13/2018 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION... 1 SITE MANAGER ACCOUNT ROLE... 1 ACCESSING CMTS... 2 SITE NAVIGATION
More informationPMP & ChiroWrite Integration
ONTARIO CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATION PATIENT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM PUTTING EXPERIENCE INTO PRACTICE PMP & ChiroWrite Integration ChiroWrite and PMP have integration features that simplify procedures and reduce
More informationMONITORING PATIENTS. Responding to Readings
CHAPTER 6 MONITORING PATIENTS Responding to Readings This section covers the steps required to respond to patient readings within LifeStream. You can view patient readings on the Current Status or Tabular
More informationPoint of Care: Medication Pass with Pre-Pour
Point of Care: Medication Pass with Pre-Pour This manual covers completion of a Medication Pass with Pre-Pour in Point of Care. Click the Pre-Pour icon on the Point of Care home screen. Enter the time
More informationPATIENT ACCESS LIST (PAL)
PATIENT ACCESS LIST (PAL) The Patient Access List (PAL) helps clinicians work effectively and efficiently by providing key patient and workflow information in an easy-to-access format. The PAL is built
More informationPlan Reference Guide
Plan Reference Guide Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) Table of Contents Reference Guide Overview... 2 Additional Resources... 3 Overview of Plan... 4 Manage Plan Main Menu... 5 Create
More informationUser Guide on Jobs Bank Portal (Employers)
User Guide on Jobs Bank Portal (Employers) Table of Contents 4 Manage Job Postings... 3 4.1 Create Job Posting... 3 4.1.1 Publish Job Posting... 10 4.2 Create Job Posting As Third Party Employer... 11
More informationFind & Apply. User Guide
Find & Apply User Guide Version 2.0 Prepared April 9, 2008 Grants.gov Find and Apply User Guide Table of Contents Introduction....3 Find Grant Opportunities...4 Search Grant Opportunities...5 Email Subscription...8
More informationPlacing a Contrast Order in PowerChart. 1 From the Online Worklist, highlight the appropriate patient, and click the PowerChart button.
Radiology: RadTech Contrast Processes Placing a Contrast Order in PowerChart... 1 BCMA Process... 6 Documenting Contrast Administration on the MAR... 7 Chart a Medication as Not Done... 9 Voiding a Contrast
More informationUser Guide on Jobs Bank Portal (Employers)
User Guide on Jobs Bank Portal (Employers) Table of Contents 1 INTRODUCTION... 4 2 Employer Dashboard... 5 2.1 Logging In... 5 2.2 First Time Registration... 7 2.2.1 Organisation Information Registration...
More informationAn Introduction to FirstNet for Nurses
V3 : 17-01-2017 An Introduction to FirstNet for Nurses Nursing Staff Induction Program The Townsville Hospital June 2017 1. Log into FirstNet 1. Double click on iemr icon form desktop screen 2. Enter user
More informationReference Guide for Applicants
Grants Ontario System Reference Guide for Applicants Please inform us if you need a different format or other accommodation to access this information. Version Date: July 2017 Table of Contents Introduction...
More informationHPHConnect for Providers. Habilitative & Rehabilitative Therapies Notifications User Guide
HPHConnect for Providers Habilitative & Rehabilitative Therapies Notifications User Guide December 2017 HPHCONNECT HOME REHABILITATIVE THERAPIES NOTIFICATIONS USER GUIDE Table of Contents A. HABILITATIVE
More informationtraining Computerized Physician Order Management (CPOM): Medical Staff Training
training Computerized Physician Order Management (CPOM): Medical Staff Training Table of Contents CarePoints Performance...4 VMView System Requirements...4 What is CPOM?...5 Current Encounter... 5 Inpatient
More informationUser Guide on Jobs Bank Portal (Employers)
User Guide on Jobs Bank Portal (Employers) Table of Contents 7 Manage Interviews... 3 7.1 Send Interview Invite... 3 7.2 Sort Interview Invites... 6 7.3 Filter Interview Invites... 8 7.4 Confirm Applicant
More informationCare Manager Guide SPIRIT CMTS. Care Management Tracking System. University of Washington aims.uw.edu
Care Manager Guide SPIRIT CMTS Care Management Tracking System University of Washington aims.uw.edu rev. 12/4/2017 Table of Contents TOP TIPS & TRICKS... 1 INTRODUCTION... 2 CARE MANAGER ACCOUNT ROLE...
More informationIntroduction to the Parking Lot
Introduction to the Parking Lot In ARK Epic training sessions, The Parking Lot" is used to capture all questions for which your trainer may not have an immediate answer during session. Your ARK Epic Training
More informationGuide to Using the Common Intake and Assessment Tool
Volume 1 THE CENTER FOR APPLIED MANAGEMENT PRACTICES, INC. Florida Association for Community Action, Inc. Guide to Using the Common Intake and Assessment Tool THE CENTER FOR APPLIED MANAGEMENT PRACTICES,
More informationBack Office-General Quick Reference Guide. Enter a Home Health Referral
Back Office-General Quick Reference Guide Enter a Home Health Referral Table of Contents Enter a Referral... 3 Common Buttons & Icons... 3 Enter a New Referral... 4 Document Basic Info... 5 Document Demographics...
More informationBar Code Medication Administration and MAR Resource Manual
Bar Code Medication Administration and MAR Resource Manual Creating Orders Creating an Order in CareMobile (Ad Hoc Order Entry)...2 Creating an Order for med that is already ordered with a different dose/frequency....4
More informationMAR Training Guide for Nurses
MAR Training Guide for Nurses Medication Ordering Fields Verbal Orders Workflow And Navigating the MAR Contents HOW DO I BEGIN?... 3 Update Adverse Drug Reactions... 3 Enter Verbal Orders from Nursing
More informationMEDICAL SPECIALISTS OF THE PALM BEACHES, INC. Chronic Care Management (CCM) Program Training Manual
MEDICAL SPECIALISTS OF THE PALM BEACHES, INC. Chronic Care Management (CCM) Program Training Manual September 2017 Table of Contents CCM PROGRAM OVERVIEW... 4 3 STEPS TO BEGIN CCM:... 5 Identify the Patient...
More informationTAM REFERENCE GUIDE. Performing Search Committee Tasks TAM SERIES: GUIDE 4 ROLES: SEARCH CHAIR, SEARCH COMMITTEE MEMBERS, AND INTERESTED PARTY
TAM REFERENCE GUIDE Performing Search Committee Tasks TAM SERIES: GUIDE 4 ROLES: SEARCH CHAIR, SEARCH COMMITTEE MEMBERS, AND INTERESTED PARTY SEPTEMBER 2013, VERSION 2 REVISED FEBRUARY 2016 Professional
More informationUser Guide on Jobs Bank (Individuals)
User Guide on Jobs Bank (Individuals) Table of Contents 1 Individual Dashboard... 3 1.1 Logging In... 3 1.2 Logging Out... 5 2 Profile... 6 2.1 Make Selected Profile Information Not Viewable To All Employers...
More informationReimbursements: Submit a Flat Rate Reimbursement
Reimbursements: Submit a Flat Rate Reimbursement Overview Tax-Aide volunteers may elect to receive a one-time, flat-rate expense reimbursement for which volunteers receive $35 and volunteer leaders receive
More informationCHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES
Procedural Manual for Municipalities Using the Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) On-line System CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 THE FCSS PROGRAM HANDBOOK 3
More informationHow to Document Unmade Visits
What is an Unmade Visit? A visit is considered an unmade visit when it is not made and cannot be made up within the Medicare week. Consequently, the patient s ordered visit frequency is not met for that
More informationChoose one of 4 reception forms based on how they present to the Emergency Department
EDM Reception/Triage Assessment and Allergies Training Reception Reception Routines Click on the button to proceed to the Patient Reception screen Choose one of 4 reception forms based on how they present
More informationGo! Guide: Medication Administration
Go! Guide: Medication Administration Introduction Medication administration is one of the most important aspects of safe patient care. The EHR assists health care professionals with safety by providing
More informationBooking Elective Trauma Surgery for Inpatients
ADT31 Version 3.1 Trauma Team Operational Areas Included Trauma Co-ordinator Roles Responsible for Carrying out this Process All other areas Operational Areas Excluded GEN01 Logging into Lorenzo GEN02
More informationHi-Tech Software and the Triple Check Process
Hi-Tech Software and the Triple Check Process Contents How Hi-Tech Software Assists the Triple Check Process... 1 Census... 1 Stay Tables... 2 Hi-Tech Helps you Avoid Incorrect Assessments... 3 Diagnosis
More informationSoarian Clinicals View Only
Soarian Clinicals View Only Participant Guide Table of Contents 1. Welcome!... 5 Course Description... 5 Learning Objectives... 5 What to Expect... 5 Evaluation... 5 Agenda... 5 2. Getting Started... 6
More information(Click icon with mouse) To enter, edit, confirm or view allergies
Status Board Icons (Click icon with mouse) To enter, edit, confirm or view allergies Once on the Allerg y Manag ement s c reen, click on the New button and type in the firs t 3 or 4 letters of the allerg
More informationPurpose: To create a record capturing key data about a submitted proposal for reference and reporting purposes.
Kuali Research User Guide: Create Institutional Proposal Version 4.0: vember 206 Purpose: To create a record capturing key data about a submitted proposal for reference and reporting purposes. Trigger
More informationMA/Office Staff: Proposing Surgical Procedure Orders and PowerPlans (Order Sets)
Acute Surgical Procedure Orders and PowerPlans Affiliated MA/Office Staff: Proposing Surgical Procedure Orders and PowerPlans (Order Sets) This document walks you through: 1. Requesting a FIN (Financial
More informationUse the following to enter new patients into Horizon and to establish a patient for a pending admission. All referrals will be entered into Horizon.
REFFERAL AND INTAKE SUMMARY Use the following to enter new patients into Horizon and to establish a patient for a pending admission. All referrals will be entered into Horizon. ROLES Supervisor/Nurse The
More informationGLOBALMEET GLOBALMEET USER GUIDE
GLOBALMEET GLOBALMEET USER GUIDE Version: 3.1 Document Date: 1/25/2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents INTRODUCTION... 1 GlobalMeet Overview... 2 GlobalMeet HD... 3 GlobalMeet Toolbar for Outlook...
More informationMedication Module Tutorial
Medication Module Tutorial An Introduction to the Medication module Whether completing a clinic patient evaluation, a hospital admission history and physical, a discharge summary, a hospital order set,
More informationeprescribe Training for Nurses and Pharmacy Techs Net Access Home Medication Pathway Clinical Informatics - Oct 2015
eprescribe Training for Nurses and Pharmacy Techs Net Access Home Medication Pathway Clinical Informatics - Oct 2015 Click Home Medications on the Navigator Home Medications Pathway Click on Select Default
More informationHealthWyse Mobile. Updated
HealthWyse Mobile 2016 Updated 8.24.16 1 This page intentionally left blank. 2 Mobile Basics Part 1 Logging In Logging Out Change Your Login Password Timeout Mail Timesheet Syncing over the Internet Platform
More informationINTERACTANT Therapy Scheduler Enhancement
Health Care Software, Inc. INTERACTANT Therapy Scheduler Enhancement 2011 Health Care Software, Inc. MDS 113001 Page 1 The INTERACTANT Therapy Scheduler option has been enhanced to allow unlimited ARDs
More informationPATIENT PORTAL USERS GUIDE
PATIENT PORTAL USERS GUIDE V 5.0 December 2012 eclinicalworks, 2012. All rights reserved Login and Pre-Registration Patients enter a valid Username and secure Password, then click the Sign In button to
More informationCLINICAL CHARTING USER INTERFACE
CLINICAL CHARTING USER INTERFACE The new (UI) is a significant step forward. The new UI offers several significant enhancements: One-click to create clinical charting from patient homepage Capture Time,
More informationOptima POC PARTICIPANT GUIDE
Optima POC Point of Care PARTICIPANT GUIDE 2017 Optima Healthcare Solutions Page 1 CONTENTS CONTENTS... 2 ABOUT THIS GUIDE... 3 LEARNING OUTCOMES... 4 1. ACCESSING POINT OF CARE... 5 2. CLOCKING IN...
More informationEducational Grant and Outcomes Database User Guide
Educational Grant and Outcomes Database User Guide June 06 Table of Contents Getting Started System Tips and Useful Hints p.3 Where to Find Us p.4 Logging in as a Registered User p.5 Registering as a First-Time
More informationNew CANS Consent Process
New CANS Consent Process This simple 2 - page step by step process explains how to obtain permission as an individual provider, as well as: What to do if a caregiver declines or cancels Consent What to
More informationUniversity of Miami Clinical Enterprise Technologies
Provider Manual 1 Our Mission: To design and deliver ongoing support for a network of Business and Clinical Information Management Systems which enhance the academic and research vision while implementing
More informationUsing PowerChart: Organizer View
Slide Agenda Caption 3 1. Finding and logging into PowerChart 2. The Millennium Message Box 3. Toolbar Basics 4. The Organizer Toolbar 5. The Actions Toolbar 4 6. The Links toolbar 7. Patient Search Options
More informationGo! Guide: Patient Orders (Non-Medication)
Go! Guide: Patient Orders (Non-Medication) Introduction The Orders tab in the EHR is where all members of the healthcare team find orders, or instructions, to care for, diagnose, and treat each patient.
More informationCertify My Effort and the Effort of My Staff
Certify My Effort and the Effort of My Staff The Research Foundation for SUNY implemented an online effort reporting tool Effort Certification and Reporting Technology (ecrt) to be used starting with spring
More informationTRECA Tri-Rivers Educational Computer Association 2222 Marion-Mt. Gilead Road Marion, OH Parent Assist Module Parents
Tri-Rivers Educational Computer Association 2222 Marion-Mt. Gilead Road Marion, OH 43302 740-389-4798 Parent Assist Module Parents October 2006 DOCUMENT REVISION INFORMATION... 3 TRAINING GUIDE OBJECTIVE...
More informationLMR View Only Training
LMR View Only Training Sam Scott Training Specialist Ext. 3-3116 Samuel_Scott@meei.harvard.edu Jenna Forgione Training Specialist Ext. 3-3358 Jenna_Forgione@meei.harvard.edu Table of Contents LMR Description
More informationDevelopment Coeus Premium. Proposal Development
Development Coeus Premium Proposal Development Exercise Guide Day 1 [Type the company name] IS&T Training Coeus Premium: Proposal Development - Page 2 - Coeus Premium 4.3.2 Coeus Premium : Proposal Development
More informationReviewing Service Notes
6 Reviewing Service Notes Course Map SC SC Supervision Supervision 1. Overview 1. Overview 2. Creating and Maintaining an SC 2. Creating and Maintaining an SC Entity Entity 3. Creating an SC or SC 3. Creating
More informationOVERVIEW OF ESSENTIAL CHARTING ELEMENTS FOR THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
OVERVIEW OF ESSENTIAL CHARTING ELEMENTS FOR THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT ALL CHARTING NEEDS TO BE FINISHED AT THE END OF YOUR SHIFT PRIOR TO LEAVING THE ED IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, ASK FOR HELP! All of the
More informationApplication Grant Instructions
Application Grant Instructions 1. Log into MyKaty, and select the Education Foundation tab at the bottom of the screen. 2. To begin an application, click the Foundation Grant Application tile. 3. The Foundation
More informationLearner Manual. Document Best Possible Medication History (BPMH)
Learner Manual Document Best Possible Medication History (BPMH) Table of Contents Medication safety... 1 Medication errors impact everyone... 1 Who should obtain the BPMH?... 1 When is the BPMH obtained?...
More informationNURSING - TIP SHEET. READING THE TRANSACTION LINE SELECT anytime the transaction line says to. ENTER anytime the transaction line says to
NURSING - TIP SHEET Need Help? For assistance with computer issues, Contact HelpDesk, ext. 4357 (HELP) or Email: Help@uhn.ca Account Access: Your personal EPR account will be available within 48hrs following
More informationOverview What is effort? What is effort reporting? Why is Effort Reporting necessary?... 2
Effort Certification Training Guide Contents Overview... 2 What is effort?... 2 What is effort reporting?... 2 Why is Effort Reporting necessary?... 2 Effort Certification Process: More than just Certification...
More informationAtlas LabWorks User Guide Table of Contents
http://lab.parkview.com Atlas LabWorks User Guide Table of Contents Technical Support 2 Online Directory of Services.......3 Log into Connect.Parkview.com Account... 4 Log into Atlas Account....6 Patient
More informationApplication Hub FAQ. Applications
Application Hub FAQ Applications 1. What is the Application Hub? The Application Hub is the replacement for the Application Manager and Transcript Manager. It is a central location from which you can manage
More informationPreoperative, Phase I & II Training Meditech 6
Preoperative, Phase I & II Training Meditech 6 Logging on: o Login to Meditech 6 (login and Password are case sensitive). o Enter KOM and Job Choice if you have more than one position (CNA/HUC). o Ancillary
More informationGrants Module Guide. Table of Contents
Table of Contents Welcome to the Grants Module... 2 Introduction... 2 Free Evaluation Trial... 2 Ordering the Grants Module... 2 Accessing the Module... 3 Getting Started... 3 Review Your Qualified Clubs
More informationNew Jersey Department of Community Affairs Grant Application Instructions
New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Grant Application Instructions Before you get started, make sure that Your Agency Information is up-to-date, including your Board of Directors list, if applicable
More informationPractice Director Modified Stage MU Guide 03/17/2016
Table of Contents General Info & Meaningful Use Report....4-7 Measures..........8-62 Objective 1: Protect Electronic Health Information 8 Conduct or Review a security risk analysis Objective 2: Clinical
More informationA Randomized Trial of Supplemental Parenteral Nutrition in. Under and Over Weight Critically Ill Patients: The TOP UP Trial. CRS & REDCap Manual
A Randomized Trial of Supplemental Parenteral Nutrition in Under and Over Weight Critically Ill Patients: The TOP UP Trial CRS & REDCap Manual Intended Audience: Research Coordinators This study is registered
More informationOB/GYN Office Staff: Proposing PowerPlans (Order Sets)
Labor & Delivery Power Plans Affiliate Providers OB/GYN Office Staff: Proposing PowerPlans (Order Sets) Overview of Process: 1. Instruct your OB patient at 30-32 weeks to call Intermountain Patient Account
More information19: Manage Labor Exchange
19: Manage Labor Exchange Chapter Contents Mass Job Referrals... 19-2 Assigning Referrals to Job Orders... 19-3 Finding a Candidate for the Job Order Referrals... 19-3 Referral/Notifications Details Screen...
More informationFY 2014 Amendments Instructional Guide for Recipients
e-snaps Training Series FY 2014 Amendments Instructional Guide for Recipients Completing e-snaps step C1.9b 2015, Version 1 Table of Contents Introduction... 2 Objectives... 2 Overview of the Amendment
More informationBar Code Medication Administration and MAR Resource Manual
Bar Code Medication Administration and MAR Resource Manual Administering Medications Administering Meds using CareMobile (PDA)... 2 Viewing Allergies in CareMobile... 8 Determining Which Meds to Give When...
More informationDemand and capacity models High complexity model user guidance
Demand and capacity models High complexity model user guidance August 2018 Published by NHS Improvement and NHS England Contents 1. What is the demand and capacity high complexity model?... 2 2. Methodology...
More informationCLINICIAN MANUAL. LATITUDE Patient Management System
CLINICIAN MANUAL LATITUDE Patient Management System Table of Contents LATITUDE PATIENT MANAGEMENT INTRODUCTION........................... 1 Intended Use..........................................................
More informationKansas University Medical Center ecrt Department Administrator Training. June 2008
Kansas University Medical Center ecrt Department Administrator Training June 2008 KUMC Process Timeline Effort Reporting Period 3 Week Pre-Review Period 3 Week Certification Period Post Certification Period
More informationResearch Accounting Banner System Procedures. Table of Contents... 2
Human Resources/Finance Information Systems Research Accounting Manual Table of Contents Table of Contents... 2 Section A: Introduction... 3 Overview... 3 Process Introduction... 4 Terminology... 5 Section
More informationD. PROPOSAL DETAILS CREATE A NEW PROPOSAL GENERAL INFO ORGANIZATION ADD INVESTIGATORS AND KEY PERSONS CREDIT SPLIT SPECIAL REVIEW D.3.
D. PROPOSAL DETAILS D. D. D.3. D.4. D.5. D.6. D.7. D.8. D.9. D.10. D.1 D.1 CREATE A NEW PROPOSAL GENERAL INFO ORGANIZATION ADD INVESTIGATORS AND KEY PERSONS CREDIT SPLIT SPECIAL REVIEW ABSTRACT OTHER YNQ
More informationHELLO HEALTH TRAINING MANUAL
HELLO HEALTH TRAINING MANUAL Please note: As with all training materials, the names and data used in this training manual are purely fictitious and for information and training purposes only Login/What
More informationEFFORT CERTIFICATION GUIDE
SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES AND TECHNOLOGY EFFORT CERTIFICATION GUIDE 1/1/2011 WEB-BASED EFFORT CERTIFICATION Version 2 What is Effort Certification? Effort Certification is the institution s process
More informationInstructions for Navigating Your Awarded Grant
Instructions for Navigating Your Awarded Grant proposalcentral s Post-Award allows grantees to submit progress reports, project documents, financial/budget information, communicate with the funding organization,
More informationPharmaClik Rx 1.4. Quick Guide
PharmaClik Rx 1.4 Quick Guide Table of Contents PharmaClik Rx Enhancements... 4 Patient Profile Image... 4 Enabling Patient Profile Image Feature... 4 Adding/Changing Patient Profile Image... 5 Editing
More informatione-sdrt User Guide, Update April 2014 First Nations and Inuit Home and Community Care Program: e-sdrt User Guide
e-sdrt User Guide, Update April 2014 First Nations and Inuit Home and Community Care Program: e-sdrt User Guide 1 e-sdrt User Guide, Update April 2014 2 e-sdrt User Guide, Update April 2014 TABLE OF CONTENTS
More informationQuick Reference. Virtual OneStop (VOS) Individual User Logging In. My Workspace* (My Dashboard ) Settings and Themes. Quick Menu*
Virtual OneStop (VOS) Individual User Logging In If you don t have an account: Click the link Not Registered? on the Home page, near the Sign In button, (name may vary, but will include Register in the
More informationTeacher Guide to the Florida Department of Education Roster Verification Tool
Teacher Guide to the 2016-17 Florida Department of Education Roster Verification Tool Table of Contents Overview... 1 Timeline... 1 Contact and Help Desk... 1 Teacher Login Instructions... 2 Teacher Review,
More informationEMAR Pending Review. The purpose of Pending Review is to verify the orders received from the pharmacy.
EMAR Pending Review This manual includes Pending Review, which is the confirmation that the information received from the pharmacy is correct. This is done by verification of the five (5) rights of medication
More informationP&NP Computer Services: Page 1. UPDATE for Version
P&NP Computer Services: 585.637.3240 Page 1 THIS UPDATE INCLUDES SOME VERY IMPORTANT CHANGES TO YOUR RESIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ADT AND CENSUS MODULE CHANGES 1. Changes to Diagnoses Diagnoses can be entered,
More informationStudent Financial Aid Office. Originate or Approve a Scholarship Payment Authorization Form. Job Aid
Student Financial Aid Office Originate or Approve a Scholarship Payment Authorization Form Job Aid November 2014 Scholarship Payment Authorization Form p. 2 of 15 November 1, 2014 Title Originate or Approve
More informationPROGRAMMES IMPLEMENTATION PLATFORM (PIP) Community Childcare Subvention 2015/2016 HOW TO GUIDE
PROGRAMMES IMPLEMENTATION PLATFORM (PIP) Community Childcare Subvention 2015/2016 HOW TO GUIDE Release Date 11/01/2016 1 Contents 1. Logging-in to the PIP Portal... 4 1.1 How to log-in to the PIP Portal...
More informationVanderbilt University Medical Center
Vanderbilt University Medical Center Credentials Application Tracking System User s Guide Table of Contents Table of Contents... 2 Document Change History... 2 How to Use this Guide... 3 Need Help?...
More informationPurpose/Goal: This course introduces the purpose and use of Smart Chart as a means of legal documentation.
Title of Activity: UHS-Smart Chart, Part 1 (P8469) Total Number of Contact Hours: 1 Intended Level of Learner: Beginner Purpose/Goal: This course introduces the purpose and use of Smart Chart as a means
More informationOverview of DRGR Release 7.13
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Overview of DRGR Release 7.13 Community Planning and Development Today s Hosts HUD: Ryan Flanery Tyler Bridges CACI: Sunil Rekhi TDA: Jennifer Alpha Garrett
More information