This is one of the issues our BMV clinical team is discussing also. We had a BMV site visit to another hospital, and they scan the meds at the doorway of the patient room with 2 nurses confirming the patient ID and barcode. They do not bring the laptop cart into the isolation room. We don't have computers at the bedside, we mostly use carts and hallway stations, so we are struggling with how to get it to the bedside without having to swab down a cart every time the nurses have to enter the isolation room.
Phyllis Wark, RN IS Clinical Analyst Exeter Hospital Exeter, NH 03833 603.580.7897 Fax 603.580.6871 [EMAIL PROTECTED] _____ From: Kim Hendrix [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 8:11 AM To: meditech-l@mtusers.com; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: BMV Questions Hi All, We are getting ready to Go Live with BMV in late May & I wanted to know what others do for the following: What is your policy dealing with Contact isolation patients? C/S 5.5 sr 2 Kimberly J. Hendrix Clinical Informatics Analyst Newberry County Memorial Hospital 2669 Kinard Street PO Box 497 Newberry SC 29108 (803) 276-7570 ext. 279 [EMAIL PROTECTED] PLEASE NOTE: My email address has changed to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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