7 - HIT Patient Safety Flashcards

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Functions of the EHR

A

Scheduling / Billing / Documentation

Fascilitation of
Communication between Providers & Patients

Improve clinical
DECISION MAKING & CARE process

accessible information

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More Effective = System Orientated

less effective = Human Oreintated

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3
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Varying Degrees of Automation

with CDS
Clinical Decision Support

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4
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Examples of:
Clinical Decision Support
=CDS

Provides
Timely information @ point of care
to
inform decision about patient’s care

A

Types of CDS Interventions:

Electronic Order Entry Forms

Display of information relevant to order / decision

Nudge - guide decision behaviors

CONSTRAINTS list of choices = FORCE FUNCTION

Alerts & reminders

Data Summaries / Predictive Analytics

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5
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Ex. Types of CDS interventions:

Electronic Order Entry Forms

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LIMITATIONS / WORKAROUNDS

if the fields are NOT required –> often left blank

1st choice is OFTEN MOST COMMONLY USED

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6
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Ex. Types of CDS interventions:

Display of Relevant Information

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  • Display heart rate trend when ordering beta-blocker
  • Show renal function when ordering aminoglycoside
  • *Limitations & Workarounds:**
  • *have to link the CORRECT information = difficult**

single data points –> TREND IS MISSED

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7
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Ex. Types of CDS interventions:

Guiding Decision Behaviors

A

ex.
Opioid Prescribing –> reduce QTY prescribed

Limitations / Workarounds:

Prescribers NOT required to choose PRE-BUILT order

Can falsely assume DEFAULTS

Resource intensive to keep guidelines

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Ex. Types of CDS interventions:

Constrain Choices

A

Ex.

  • *Promethazine –> route of ADMIN**
  • *Opioid –> only for MODERATE - SEVERE pain INDICATION**

Limitations / workarounds:
Nurse can still IV administer drug

Opioid can still be prescribed under something else

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9
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Ex. Types of CDS interventions:

Order Sets

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Ex.
Vitamin K sets // PCA linked orders

Limitations / workarounds:

Intensive maintaining / creating order sets

Constrain choices TOO MUCH

Risk Therapeutic duplication

Circumventing order sets

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10
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Ex. Types of CDS interventions:

Alerts & reminders

A

Ex.
Drug Interactions / PMP review

limitations / workarounds

ALERT FATIGUE

more alerts –> less useful they become

Alerts arent built to address EVERY potential error

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Ex. Types of CDS interventions:

Predictive Analytics

A

Ex.
BG trends –> predict hypo/hyperglycemia
Monitoring parameters –> HR/Sleep trends
Social media monitoring –> prevent self-harm or suicide

Limitations / Workarounds:
Analytics only as good as the DATA/Algorythims they rely on

Low PPV –> compromise utility

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12
Q

Emerging Opportunities in

HIT & Patient Safety
Health Information Technology

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Predictive Analytics

Device Equipment Interigation
Infusion pumps –> integrated into EHR
Order goes into compounder for IV products
WEARABLES

System Interoperability
PMP/EHR integration

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