I'm interested in knowing your thoughts with the functionality. Hurdles you had to overcome during the implementation. Lessons learned. Also ... did you have to clean up/reorganize your locations at all?
Thanks for any feedback!
~Lisa
Lisa Rodger
Clinical Project Manager
Saints Medical Center
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1. Nursing uses the Bed Board to discharge patients. This triggers a page to EVS and prints a notice to Bed Control.
2. Charge nurses are responsible for verifying once a shift that the Bed Board is accurate and reflects the correct census, isolation patients are designated correctly, and blocked beds are also correctly identified.
3. We also set up devices on the nursing stations with dual screens and capable of running 2 Meditech sessions. One screen was used to log in to the Meditech Bed Board using a generic unit specific log in and password that was actually posted on the screen. That log in had only one menu option, to run / display the Bed Board for just that unit. That log in did not allow you to process any ADT transactions. The intention was to replace the white board list of patients that was posted on each nursing unit prior to the renovation of the nursing units. All it did was:
a) display the bed board for that unit
b) refresh every 30 seconds
c) if it was a large unit you could scroll up and down the list of beds/patients.
If nursing staff wanted to log on to that device, they did so by logging in as themselves and using the other screen (opposite from the one running the Bed Board) to view their system session, process patient orders, document care or discharge the patient.
4. The Bed Board is configured to page EVS (sends an OA message via the internet to the internet address of alpha-numeric pagers) when the patient vacates the bed because the patient has either been transferred out of the bed or because the patient has been discharged.
5. We purchased and implemented the Bed Stat interface from Forward Advantage in 2008 too. EVS calls in when they start cleaning the bed and then again when they finished cleaning the bed. These calls update the bed status on the Bed Board in real time.
7. We purchased from Meditech a custom enhancement so that the bed displays green on the Bed Board when EVS is in the process of cleaning it.
8. We outsourced our EVS productivity (NPR) report to Iatric so that it captures the turn around times between the first call from EVS and the second call from EVS sorted by the EVS technician.
9. We were working on using the Bed Board Transport features for transporting patients to and from Radiology when I left that job.
I did a presentation on the Meditech Magic Bed Board at the November 2008 Muse Eastern Conference. If you want to chat please negotiate an appointment date and time via email and submit a list of questions to me 24 hours before the call.
Joan M. Smith MSN, RN-BC
Senior Clinical Analyst
Ascension Health Information Services
Providence Hospital
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Washington, DC 20017
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Thanks for any feedback!
~Lisa
Lisa Rodger
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