This presentation can be seen and heard on EPIC.com. I presented with a colleague in September of 2015. The presentation discusses the many changes we implemented while applying for our PCMH certification and our outcomes. There is also a section that I introduced the steps to building a basic dashboard report in EPIC.
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Epic UGM 2014 presentation
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2. Barb Kirk, RN
Nurse Care
Manager
With CHNw
28 years
With FMC
Residency
8 years
Experience
Larissa Davids,
RN Clinical Nurse
Manager
With CHNw
2 years
With FMC
Residency
2 years
Experience
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5. • Started 1974
• 38 Resident Classes
Graduated
• Expanding Resident
Class Size
• Current Class Size
8-10-10
• Future Class Goal
12-12-12
9. OB Pediatrics Home Visit
On-site Nursing
Home Visits
Ambulatory Clinic
Inpatient Rotation
(ICU, Pediatrics,
Service Team)
Emergency Care
(ED)
Specialty Rotations
Preparing to take
Family Practice
Boards
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13. Requirement of FMC Residency Curriculum
Standardization Committee
Patient Advisory Group
27. Report identifies patients with Diabetes
and Hypertension with scheduled
appointments.
Report is run weekly. EMR is reviewed
for missing or due health maintenance.
Protocoled orders are placed and
patient is notified.
Goal: Patient completes orders prior to
upcoming appointment.
30. Health Maintenance Reports
Identifies patients with upcoming
appointments with health maintenance needs
MA/LPN runs report every 3 days
Comment is placed on the ‘Appointment
Notes’ designating a need
Clinical staff rooming the patient has
information easily available
37. Social Work
Pharmacist
Nurse Care Manager
Provider
• Round on inpatients
• Facilitates transition
home
• Coordinates
Provider, Nurse Care
Manager,
Pharmacist
• Follow-up
• Weekly TOC ClinicGoals
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39. Patients
• “I feel like a queen when I come here, everyone really cares.”
• “I like having my labs done before my appointment. It saves
a step, I have more time with my Doctor.”
• “Never had a foot exam done before.”
• Voiced appreciation that clinical staff was providing the foot
exams
• Parents voiced appreciation for less trips to the office for
immunization catch-up.
40. MAs’ feedback
• More efficient utilization of time
• “Do not have to research patient’s chart to provide care.”
• “I like knowing what the patient needs before I get them.”
41. Providers’ feedback
• Foot exams consistently performed before provider sees
the patient.
• Not doing minimal tasks; filling out paperwork for Health
Department
• Detecting and treating Asthma patients outside of the
green zone before an exacerbation occurs.
• “My colleagues didn’t believe my Nurses could order the
labs ahead of time. It saves me so much time.”