Tips & Tricks COMPASS Improvements

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1 SEBD, SHL, SMCH, SMCW, UMCB Tips & Tricks COMPASS Improvements January 22, 2014 Information for All Medical Practitioners Regardless of Specialty... 1 Discontinued order set on Feb Summary of the Change: Palliative Care Admit to Med/Surg order set will be removed from the Orders Catalog Comfort Orders revisions on Feb Print Prescription revision on Jan Quick Search for Problems and Diagnosis beginning on Jan Care COMPASS Upgrade on Jan Additional Info for Surgeons Discontinued Order Set on Feb Additional Info for Emergency Physicians ED Hip Fracture order set revised on Feb ED GI Bleed order set revisions on Feb Information for All Medical Practitioners Regardless of Specialty Discontinued order set on Feb 3 Rationale: The executive owner of the order set (Dr. Steven Bekanich) has requested it be retired due to infrequent use. Summary of the Change: Palliative Care Admit to Med/Surg order set will be removed from the Orders Catalog.

2 Comfort Orders revisions on Feb 18 Rationale: Review of Comfort Orders to align current orders with best practices Key Points: Addition of one optional and one default nursing order Addition of one optional medication instruction Addition of one optional Tylenol order Addition of two optional Benadryl orders Revision of four optional Phenergan comments Addition of two optional Ativan orders Print Prescription revision on Jan 27 Summary of the Change: Verbiage to print a prescription has changed. Former verbiage was Resend. Term is more intuitive to action the provider wants to take. Key Points: 1. To print a prescription, select Print Rx. 2

3 Quick Search for Problems and Diagnosis beginning on Jan 27 Summary of the Change: Quick Search feature now available for Problems and Diagnosis. Key Points: 1. Clinicians can type in the Quick Search window and the problems and diagnosis terms begin to display. 2. Select the term from the list. (Chest was typed and the terms with chest display. 3

4 3. The Quick Search looks for terms using IMO (Intelligent Medical Objects) which helps to make the clinical terms easier to find. When the problem or diagnosis has been selected and added to the patients chart, the module converts the term to ICD 9 (Diagnosis) or SNO MED CT (Problems). 4. Providers can still search for Problems and Diagnosis using the if they prefer. Care COMPASS Upgrade on Jan 27 Summary of the Change: Changes to Care COMPASS view and functionality Key Points Activity view Activity column displays a bar graph at the patient level. NEW column added with activities displayed. New location for ICONS for Medication, Patient Care, Assessment, and Other. The ICONS are moving from horizontal to vertical placement. To see the title of the activity hover over the icon 4

5 Single Patient View Displays tasks in one column with sections for overdue, current (displays actual time), prn/unscheduled, and interdisciplinary tasks. Targeted discharge is removed. 5

6 New Order/Result ICON View will now show only the New Orders ICON LVNs will now be able to see new orders populate on the Care COMPASS once an RN has verified the order Critical Results view changes All abnormal results (VS, etc.) will appear in red along with Critical Lab results. Care COMPASS view and organization 6

7 Quick links dropdown is no longer in patient demographics column. Instead user can right click on any part of the row and choose a link. Streamlined layout for patient demographics Can hover over name to see full details of patient, diet, and code status. 7

8 Allergies Module If user clicks No Allergies Recorded the allergy entry module will open for documentation. Reason for Visit Column Streamlined Column Removed Targeted Discharge Hover over column for full content 8

9 Activity List Activity Box no longer contains Activity Timeline view for all patients Ability to expand by clicking the right hand arrow and an all patient view opens for all tasks will no longer be available Ability to see the bar graph of tasks is still the same. 9

10 Care COMPASS Navigation NEW Arrows will be added and can be used scroll through patients. Additional Info for Surgeons Discontinued Order Set on Feb 3 Rationale: Infrequently used Summary of the Change: The Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) Pre Procedure order set will be removed from the Orders Catalog. 10

11 Additional Info for Emergency Physicians ED Hip Fracture order set revised on Feb 3 Rationale: To align with Best Practice Summary of Change: A Vital Signs section was added The Nursing Orders section was modified: Cardiac Monitor and Urinary Catheter Insertion orders were added A continuous Infusions section was added The medication section was modified: Fentanyl 200mcg and 400mcg IV Push options were removed Tylenol, Motrin, Toradol and Zofran medication doses were added Slight modifications were made to the Laboratory section: Beta Hcg Quant Blood, Beta Hcg Qual Urine and Urine Dip were removed Cardiac Enzymes and Drug Screens were added The Blood Gas section was changed to be full panels A Respiratory section was added Slight modifications were made to the Radiology section: XR Cystography was added CT Abdomen/Pelvis w/contrast and CT Abdomen/Pelvis w/o Contrast were added ED GI Bleed order set revisions on Feb 3 Rationale: To align with Best Practice. Summary of Change: Slight modifications were made to the Vital Signs and Nursing Orders section The Medication section was up dated: Morphine 10 mg IV Push was replaced with Morphine 2mg as an option Fentanyl 200mg IV Push option was removed More Zofran and Protonix dose choices were added A protocol section was added: 11

12 Slight modifications were made to the Laboratory section: Hemogram and Cardiac Enzymes were removed Beta Hcg Quant Blood, Beta Hcg Qual Urine, Urine Dip and Stool Studies were removed Type & Screen, CBC, CMP, Protime w/inr and PTT were changed to default The Blood Gas section was changed to be full panels Slight modifications were made to the Radiology section: Tagged RBC Scan was removed CT Angiogram Abdomen/Pelvis w/contrast was added NM Gastrointestinal Blood Loss Imaging was added 12