Training Manual Powerchart Maternity
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Powerchart Maternity Training Manual
Cerner – Maternity & CPOE for OB Triage/L&D/Postpartum/Newborn Under the Cerner EHR umbrella, you will find many products. The process of vetting the right EHR can be grueling and cost thousands into millions of dollars. Many providers feel they are actually stepping backwards in functionality when siding with enterprise solutions. The amount of clicks and the effort put into the simplest of tasks to the most critical have been the biggest areas of contention with providers as well as sluggishness.
When looking at EHRs a few questions to consider:. You need to consider the Company as well as the technology, so look at both. What will be my implementation experience.
What will be my ongoing support experience be like. Will the Vendor lead and support us to meet the Meaningful Use deadlines. Clinical workflow should increase productivity. Will this EHR help us maintain or improve patient care. Where to store EHRs?
In house or with Cerner in Kansas City. One house vendor or many – will they play well with each other? A comprehensive set of capabilities in an integrated database is the sum of the Cerner electronic health record. PowerChart Maternity Ambulatory provides real-time access to gynecologic and maternity information. All labs, fetal tests, hospitalizations and history are displayed for real time viewing from the expectant mother and baby during pregnancy. This EHR surrounds the entire pregnancy journey. Real-time display, recording, storage and retrieval or data.
The clinical information obtained about the mother and baby live in one location and is available at the point of care when you need it. PowerChart Maternity Basics. CPOE.
Meds Rec. PowerNotes. FetaLink. Tracking Shell History and Physical of L&D Tracking FetaLink+: Mobile Fetal Monitoring for iOS Critical in the maternal care setting is your ability to manage risk thus giving a high level of care. Cerner FetaLink+ displays the relationship of fetal, and maternal waveforms, allowing clinicians the ability to assess the status of patients. This gives them the ability, to examine changes in waveform patterns over time.
Clinicians are able to temporarily, permanently hide or display any waveforms. Waveforms can be analyzed independently or in conjunction with waveforms of choice. Annotation Summaries on the fetal strip can be quickly viewed by Clinicians providing quick views. The Summary serves as a navigation tool, giving a view of a historical waveform at the correlating time of entry. Three licensed options are available for implementing PowerChart Maternity that I found helpful.
Ambulatory. Acute RN. Acute Provider Outcomes of PowerChart Maternity that I wanted to note. Decreased the number of orders to sign.
Increased visibility of orders. Improved Provider workflow. Increased Provider satisfaction Key Benefits of Cerner Women’s Health Solutions that I found. Spans the entire pregnancy process.
Improve patient care, clinicians can focus on the patient’s overall health and not just a visit. Real-time efficiency, allowing fast and efficient critical decisions. Increase access to information. One stop location for all clinical data.
Increases staff efficiency and ability to staff patient care by giving immediate access to the clinical. Newborn care is improved by looking at current, historical and archived fetal monitoring tracings, by integrating fetal monitoring data into the EHR in one location. Advanced Nurse Review Notes & Comments (PowerChart Maternity & CPOE) that I have.
Weight based Medications: Weight based medication infusions display the calculation information within the order details both in the Orders view and on the MAR Titratable Drips: Titratable infusions ordered via CPOE require the physician to enter the titratable medication and then enter the parameters in the order comments section before signing the order. If details are not entered, you will see an incomplete order which requires follow-up with the physician. Medications with a Tapering Dose: The pharmacy continues to have an active role in entering medications with a Tapering Dose. With tapered dosing, the provider enters an initial order, and then the pharmacy will enter the individual orders required for the taper. With CPOE, the provider’s order will show up automatically in the scheduled medication section of the MAR, but the icon indicating pharmacy verification is required will appear, and there will be no associated task on the MAR.
Wait to nurse review the provider’s original order until pharmacy has entered the individual dose orders and all orders appear on the nurse review screen. Use the order comments in the physician’s order to verify correct order entry by the pharmacy. Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN): TPN orders appear in the Nurse Review section and on the MAR as usual. All TPN orders are entered online via a PowerForm. To verify the ingredients in your patient’s TPN reflect the entered orders, you should compare the bag to the PowerForm or TPN Therapy Analysis tab. While not new with CPOE the TPN Therapy Analysis band, is a new feature to most, so something to note in your review. Pharmacy Verification (Notes that I considered important) Pharmacy Review: Let’s take a moment to look at the Orders band, the eMAR and review how CPOE will impact Order Review, Pharmacy Verification and Medication Administration.
The time it takes for medication orders to be verified by the pharmacy may vary depending on the time of day, patient census, or issues related to a specific order. Unlike medication, orders written on a physician’s order sheet and scanned to pharmacy for order entry, CPOE orders appear on the patient’s eMAR before the pharmacy has verified the medication. The Mortar & Pestle icon indicates the order has not been verified by the pharmacist. Only emergent meds should be given prior to pharmacy verification. Routine medications should not be administered before a pharmacist has verified the order, and Rejected Meds should not be given! You will find the Mortar & Pestle icon (if selected by your facility to represent Pharmacy) viewable on the Orders Band, Nurse Review, and the eMAR.
In urgent or emergent situations, you may need to administer medication before a pharmacist verifies the order. When scanning an unverified medication, the MAR will display a pharmacy verification warning pop up. You may continue to chart. However, be certain it is appropriate to administer the medication per protocols. Be sure to determine whether any follow-up actions are required. Rejected Medications: Medication orders rejected by the pharmacy appear on the eMAR and the Orders Band with the Pharmacy Mortar & Pestle Rejection icon.
A similar Pharmacy Mortar & Pestle Rejection icon appears next to the order on the Medication List tab in the patient’s order profile. Never administer a medication rejected by the pharmacist. The pharmacist will contact the provider to clarify the order. Then the pharmacist will take the appropriate action as an RVVO/RVTO then Pharmacy will discontinue or verify the original order. Based on the discussion between the pharmacist and the provider, a new RVVO/RVTO Pharmacy order may also be entered into Cerner by the Pharmacist. Verbal or telephone orders entered by the Pharmacist appear for the nurse review, as usual.
With the activation of PowerChart Maternity, remote viewing of FetaLink will be available to all Independent and CSMCP OB/GYN and Family Practice Providers who have attended PowerChart Maternity and FetaLink training. Once you have completed your training, you will need a Positive Networks account and a network ID to be able to access FetaLink remotely. To confirm your access or to request an account, click.
Complete the top part of the form, add your email address in the highlighted area, sign it, and fax it to 414-326-1728. Your network login information will be sent to the email address that you provide. We are working on making FetaLink available on iPads and iPhones. We will provide an update when this becomes available. If you have questions, please contact the IS Service Desk at 414-326-2400.