Communication and Digital Health Flashcards

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What are the four main goals of a medical record?

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To communicate, document, plan and evaluate patient progress

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What’s an EMR?

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Electronic Medical Record. A digital version of traditional paper based medical record mostly used in hospital setting

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What’s a PCEHR?

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Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record. A health record made collaboratively with patient and health provider. Allows patient to plan and manage their healthcare with information about medications and referrals

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What are the components of an ISBAR handover?

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Identify
Situation
Background
Assessment
Requests
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Identify

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Identify yourself, including your name position and location. Identify the patient and their UR number

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Situation

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Explain the purpose of the interaction. Ensure that all parties are on the same page

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Background

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Provide relevant information about the patient’s history. Include relevant examinations performed as well as details around investigation and management of the patient

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Assessment

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Where you state what you believe is going on with the patient, your interpretation of the situation that should be made explicitly clear.

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Requests or Recommendations

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Where you tell the receiver what it is you want from them. What further assessments and recommendations are required by who and when

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10
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What are the four ways of administering injectable medications (parenteral)

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Subcut
Intramuscular
Intravenous
Intradermal

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At what angles should the different non-IV injection types be administered?

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Subcut: 45
Intramuscular: 90
Intradermal: 15

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Where should subcut and intramuscular injections be administered?

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Subcut: Into loose connective tissue under dermis. Injection sites on belly, thighs, small of back and upper back, outer upper arm.

Intramuscular: Into the muscle. Location sites on upper arm, thigh muscle and into the hip muscles

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13
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What should always be included in progress notes?

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Date and time of every entry
Print your surname, designation and signature countersigned by buddy nurse.
Have a patient ID on front and back with UR number and surname

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What systems and categories can be included in progress notes in correct order?
(Depending on institution)

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Summary
CNS
CVS
Resp
Renal
GIT
Metabolic
MSK
Integ
Other
Care plan
Discharge plan
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