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WORKSHOP 1 Objectives Orientation overview Department orientation Work flow RACE team RME Fast Track Physician consults Charting and documentation Orientation Overview Business Office orientation ID: 382579

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Slide1

MLP ORIENTATION

WORKSHOP 1Slide2

Objectives

Orientation overviewDepartment orientationWork flowRACE team

RME

Fast Track

Physician consults

Charting and documentation Slide3

Orientation Overview

Business Office orientationHospital Orientation New Employee Orientation (guideline)Epic

MHS

training + provider

oreintation

Workshop 1

Workshop 2

Shadow + Mentorship shiftsSlide4

New Employee OrientationSlide5

Workflow

Sign into EpicASCOM phoneHuddle with charge RN and attendings

Objectives shift specific / location specific Slide6

TG WorkflowSlide7

Tacoma General 10-8p

1000 – 2000ESI 4 and 5 patients in Fast TrackSigns up as attending

Waiting room

RME

of patients

Signs up as attending then “end assignment” in Treatment Team tab

Turns patient

RME

status on track board

Physician extension tasks

Laceration repair

Procedures

Consultation

Dispositions

Re-assessments Slide8

Tacoma General 2p-12a

1400 – 0000 (Huddle) RME WTBS patients in main ED (sickest first) if unable to be seen by physician

Signs up as attending, gets taken over by attending

RACE Team

Signs up as attending then “end assignment” in Treatment Team tab

Turns patient

RME

status on track board

ESI

2, then 3 by LOS

If all 2 and 3 done, treat and street

ESI

5

Assist with Fast Track

ESI

4 and 5 patients

Co-management of patients with physician in main ED

MLP

signs up as PA or

ARNP

in

MLP

column Slide9

RACE Tacoma GeneralSlide10

RACE AllenmoreSlide11

RACE CovingtonSlide12

Rapid Medical Evaluation

Assign as attendingLabel as RME

Brief

H&P

Labs + Imaging

Comfort medications

Consult as neededSlide13

Fast Track

Verb… not nounGoal evaluation <80 minESI 4 + 5Seen independently, consult

prn

RN + tech

Focus on oral medications and limited workupsSlide14

Co-manage patients

Initially assigns as attendingPerform H&P

Initiate labs + imaging

Consult attending early

Change assignment to PA or

ARNP

once consulted

Re-consult after workup complete to discuss managementSlide15

Mandatory Consultation

ESI 1 or 2Unstable VS

HR

>110 or <50

SBP

<100 or >220/120

RR >24 or <8

Pulse ox <95% (unless baseline)

Abdominal pain >50

yrs

old

Altered mental statusSlide16

Active / uncontrolled bleedingAnaphylaxisChest pain >35

yrs oldCVA / TIAJoint dislocation (other than digits)

Falls associated with near syncope / syncope

Open fractures

Mandatory ConsultationSlide17

Pregnancy with abdominal pain or bleedingPost surgical complicationsProcedural sedation

SOB with abnormal vital signsTelemetry indicatedUnexpected (non-follow up) return visitPediatrics <12

mo

, or <3

yr

with fever

Mandatory ConsultationSlide18

Consultation

Start with reason for consult: run it by you, ED consult, asking for admit.ED presentations: ok to not be sureConcise presentations

Other consultants: specific questions.

Know what you wantSlide19

Consult case 1

22yo M c/o abdominal pain. Constant, began 4 hours ago, radiates to R testicle.No PMH/PSH/meds/allergiesVS 140/92, HR 115, RR 30, T 37

Exam: R testicle swollen and painful.

Labs: normal. US no flow to R testicleSlide20

Consult case 1

Dx:HPI:Plan for care?Reason for consult?

Present to the ED attending

Present to consultant. Slide21

Consultation case 2

51 yo man c/o left lower leg pain and swelling for 4 days. PMH: DM, HTN

PSH: none

Meds: insulin,

lisinopril

VS: 130/80, HR 130, RR 22, T 38.2

Left leg swollen, red, hot to touch.

WBC 20, lactate 4, glucose 600, AG 30, Co2 10Slide22

Consult case 2

DX:HPI:Plan for care?Reason for consult?

Present to the ED attending

Present to Consultant. Recommends discharge after insulin bolus and single dose of IV antibiotics.Slide23

Consult case 3

25yoF presents to c/o back and leg pain that began several hours after an intense crossfit workout.

No PMH/PSH/meds/allergies

HR 90, BP 120/80, RR 18, T 37

Exam: uncomfortable. Moderate

paraspinous

tenderness.

Neuro

exam normal.

Labs: CBC/CMP normal. UA +

heme

, no RBC, CK 4,000Slide24

Consult case 3

DDX:HPI:Plan for care?Reason for consult?

Present to the ED attendingSlide25

Consult case 4

45F HA x3 days. Sudden onset 12 hours ago. +vomiting and photophobia. Worst HA of lifePMH: migrainesVS: 192/120, HR 88, RR 20, T 37

Exam: uncomfortable, otherwise normal

CT head: negative

LP: +

xantochromia

, + 100,000 RBCSlide26

Consult case 4

Dx:HPI:Plan for care?Reason for consult?

Present to the ED attending

Present to consultant. Slide27

Specialist Consult

Consult ED attending firstMedicineMore detailed information

Tell the story of the patient’s problem

Review recent admissions, clinic visits, imaging

Surgery

Ask your question first

Brief presentations

Review prior surgeries, admissions

Cedar group is different than

ACSSSlide28

Charting and Documentation

Chart at appropriate level (3 – critical care)Don’t forget PMH,

PSH

,

FH

,

Soc

, etc…

HPI

:

OPQRST

MDM

Initial impression,

DDx

Workup and impression of objective data

How this supports /

refuts

your

DDx

reassessment

Final impression and treatment planSlide29

Resources

PSR websiteEGO charting tips and tricks

Pdf

of previous education lectures

Textbook

An Introduction to

Clinical Emergency

Medicine

Education Website

Tecpedu.net

Fundamentals of Emergency Medicine

Resident Page

Procedures

CME

BlogSlide30

From Here

Workshop 2Procedural Select evaluation dates30 day, 90 day

Reach out to mentors / sponsors

Set date and agenda

Review onboarding materials Slide31

Questions

Epic questionsDot phrasesPreferencesMacros

Workflow