Paper-Based Patient Monitoring Paper

My time as an Emergency Room Medical Scribe has been insightful to a point that it has solidified my career path. Prior to entering this field of work, I didn’t realize how little I had known about terminology, doctor-patient interaction, or procedures. With a behind the scenes look, I could not only view but understand the reasoning behind a physician’s medical decision making. For example, there was once a patient who had the chief complaint of abdominal pain. This patient had been to the ER multiple times in the past and after a multitude of physical exams and imaging there was nothing to show as abnormal. Hitherto, the physician I was working with had a lengthy discussion with the patient and decided to do a CT after explaining the risks.

This communication is to inform our fellow team member and most especially the physician groups about the intention of the organization to implement the Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) system. The CPOE application will enable our physician provider to enter order directly into the computer system, the CPOE system will replace the old method of order entry that include, written, verbal order/telephone order, and fax. The CPOE system will enable physician to enter specifications about order such as, laboratory, medication, radiology and special procedure orders. Additionally, CPOE offers some the features of the Clinical Decision Support (CDS) at the point of order entry by recommendation dosage calculations, interactions with other medications, and warning of allergic reaction notifications with alternate medication

Health information technology is a familiar entity for most working nurses in the year of 2017. Many nurses, have lived through the transition from paper charting to online charting. This transition has not always been a progression of ease. Change is never easy. The process of paper charting with pen and paper and the use of paper medication administration records have been the routine process for many years. With the new onset of the electronic health record (EHR) many processes have become easier, safer, and more efficient while some tasks have become more complicated, confusing, and more time consuming. The goal of this paper is to describe the electronic health record system, expand on the essence

Knowledge of the basic principles of the Electronic Health Record is essential to understanding the vital role and appreciating the true value of the Electronic Health Record.

Through the conclusion of this artifact, the pre-service teacher learned numerous technology resources that are available. There are inclusive of software, materials, and websites that support students with or without

There are many clinical practice guidelines available electronically that can be utilized at the point of care (Upshur, 2014). Personally, I have used guidelines on hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and diabetes many times to aid with my decision to treat patient with during my clinical. In my first clinical at the UW Internal Medicine, the modified guidelines were available to clinicians through intranet. In this way, the EBP are easily accessible during point of care and enhance its utilization during practice. Once again, the data collected into the EHR are used to determine its impact on patient outcomes, cost, and effectiveness of the treatment. This is a way to evaluate whether the implementation of clinical practice guideline has been effective or not. Beside the direct incorporation of the clinical practice guidelines into intranet, many guidelines are utilize to create order set to help clinician with treatment management.

For this study, I had two very specific options for the eight hour dosage. One was Friday, November 3rd, which would consist of piano lessons, and the other, a BYU Women's Rugby Game. Unfortunately -- and fortunately -- I ended up participating in the whole game resulting in me not being able to wear the dosimeter, though I was tempted to give the mic to my bellowing Fijian coach instead. In the end, I decided to use my musical side, and measure the levels that occurred during that period of time.

Electronic medical records (EMRs), also called personal health records (PHRs) play a vital role in providing quality patient-centered care. During all encounters with patients, clinical information should be documented by providers and support staff. Documentation may include reason for visits such as illness, current health state, diagnoses, treatment/interventions, etc. In addition, activities and education regarding health promotion and illness prevention, risk management, parameters of health such as exercise program, nutritional counseling, health or financial resources provided, as well as emotional and spiritual wellbeing should be part of patients’ ongoing documentation placed in their EMRs. Patients’ health literacy should be

Provide and maintain life support and airway management and help prepare patients for emergency surgery.

1. The three formats that are commonly used for a paper-based health record are source-oriented, problem-oriented, and integrated. Source oriented is when healthcare group keeps their own data on its own forms. Problem-oriented is when a patient’s problem is organized. Integrated is way to improve the services as a way to improve outcomes.

The pharmaceutical life cycle includes all actions and outcomes related to raw materials synthesis manufacturing use, and after sue environmental presence. Also needs to decrease significantly hazardous substance use and improve environmental, safety and health impacts throughout the process. The role of a pharmaceutical is fairly easy when it comes to dealing with the importance or proper and timely disposal of the medications, the process and benefits of a paperless prescribing system, the state's requirements and the technicians role in the paperless prescribing system.

By using this system, patients will be more informed about their health and they actively fulfill the tasks that are required from them. Currently, our site is conducting a study where patients are required to use the Electronic Patient Reported Outcome (e-PRO). For this specific study, patients use the e-diaries that are designed to record and report the data electronically. Patients are given smartphone and they are required to transfer the reading from the glucometer to the smartphone. With this technology, “patients can electronically report data on their health status, such as improvement in symptoms, adverse events and other outcomes by using e-diaries instead of paper” (Deshpande et al., 2011). The readings from the glucometer are transferred to the website which is accessible to the researcher and the sponsors. This can reduce the time laps we currently face for making the results available for the drug interaction. The issue of safety is also given special care when using this innovative technology. The investigator is automatically notified when the patients face a hypoglycemic event. This helps to provide timely information to medical staff and improve patient management, and may also save a life of the patient in a life threatening

Alaa’s website did an excellent job of using innovative tools to teach technology on her website. She used video to demonstrate

Before choosing the current population based problem of creating an electronic worksheet for monitoring metabolic syndrome, the SN identified another problem in the community, the rising cost of medication. The SNs hoped to deal with this issue by introducing the practice of tablet splitting, where patients may benefit from titrating their medications and saving on drug cost by dividing the higher strength medication in "equal" desired dose. The SNs also intended to educate the patient in which type of medicines, tablet, or pill, can be safely split into two, and the technique or recommended tools available in cutting that tablet or pill. However, upon further review, the SNs found that most of the CER patients are covered by Medicaid and

The first article chosen for this week was “ the benefits of technology in the classroom.” This article discussed technology in the 21st Century classroom and the benefits of using movies to supplement instruction. This article pointed out that subjects that student deemed challenging or boring can become more interesting with virtual lessons, through video or the use of tablet