We used the Print Reports button that way too -- attached a custom menu with
links to the non-NUR routines they need. It would be nice if we could
rename the button, but staff catch on quick.
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> From: Witt, Sharon L. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This is what I got as a response when I opened a task this morning:
"a number of sites
have reported this and development already has a fix for this, PCI 6343. I
have
escalated the task and will have this patched into your directories.
Thanks!"
Linda Bulger, System Analyst
Frankli
put a lot of time into something like that: make sure
it truly serves your process.
Hope that gives you an idea of our experience!
Linda Bulger
System Analyst
Franklin Memorial Hospital
1-207-779-3121
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From: Susan Graham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
We use query groups in PCI -- very popular. Physicians use that plus the I
& O summary and any Notes that might have been written.
Linda Bulger, System Analyst
Franklin Memorial Hospital
Farmington, ME 04938
(207)779-3121
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From: Borg Jeannie [mailto:[E
hey wouldnt see it -- and enter it again.
Tweaking of the defaults and user training overcame that.
Linda Bulger, System Analyst
Franklin Memorial Hospital
Farmington, ME 04938
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From: mark champion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2007 7:4
n't find what they need in the computer. So the nurses don't have time to
document in NUR because they are busy writing paper flowsheets. then at
shift change, everyone is furiously typing away. Their manager is working
on strategies to promote change in the unit.
I wish you luck.
Our admission assessment is in several parts, and we have an intervention
set for each type of admission. It's the best way to make sure none get
left out.
Linda Bulger, System Analyst
Franklin Memorial Hospital
Farmington, ME 04938
(207) 779-3121
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From:
Hello L-ers
We're building assessment screens for our ED. Currently they use the T
system, and can't see how they can manage without the anatomical drawings on
the T sheets. Does anyone have any advice or suggestions for transitioning
to screens? We are Magic 5.5.
Linda Bulg
We are Magic 5.5. We have (and use) the Move Patient Documentation routine.
But I think I'd be correct in saying you can't move documentation between
two accounts if they both have documentation. So the ones that are already
more complicated (and you all have your own examples of what I mean by t
We are trialing the HP tablets. They seem heavy, and it's kind of fiddly to
swivel the screen. Hard to picture users carrying them around and then
where will they set them down?
However, the writing recognition ROCKS -- it can read any old scribbles.
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From: Diane Woo
e changing something at Registration,
and we haven't taken that on.
Since our users have been on the Status Board since they went live, they use
it routinely and I believe universally (with the exceptions noted above).
Any time we add something, staff love it.
Linda Bulger
Franklin Memo
tandably) still committed to
an identifiable, thorough intervention by that name so we haven't sorted it
out yet. I'll be watching for ideas!
By the way we decided not to start out with Next Due on the Status Board,
because of issues with this. The Status Board is still a great asset
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Our CNAs will be using POC soon, and meanwhile they are using a simple
process flowsheet to get used to the table format. We don't
Please post to list if there are any solutions out there. It IS a pain.
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