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Aboriginal artwork produced by Gumbaynggir Artist Brentyn Lugnan Introduction to Clinical Champion Training Author: Michelle Daly Date: April 2018 Guiding Principles Establish a different approach Ensure Sustainability Ensure Organisational Integration Reduce Admin (Waste)
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Aboriginal artwork produced by Gumbaynggir Artist Brentyn Lugnan
Introduction to Clinical Champion Training
Author: Michelle Daly Date: April 2018
Guiding PrinciplesEstablish a different approach
Ensure Sustainability Ensure Organisational Integration
Reduce Admin (Waste)
Housekeeping1. Acknowledgement of Country2. Fire Exits3. Bathrooms4. Classroom Rules5. CORE Values and Code of Conduct6. Feedback7. Evaluation8. Questions
General Information about the Project
• 6 Rural LHD collaboration (Northern, Mid North Coast, Southern, Murrumbidgee, Western, Far West)
• Currently rolling out across the state
• Multiple Metro hospitals are already using eMEDS
What’s in Scope• Inpatient medications that are currently on the paper medication chart
• Fluid balance charts (input & output)
• Admission & Discharge reconciliation processes
• Alerts eg allergy, pregnancy contraindications
• Antimicrobial stewardship (restricted antibiotics)
• Medication Administration
• Therapeutic drug monitoring
• Reference material
What’s out of Scope• Orders placed on the Intravenous Infusions & Additives Order Sheet (IV
fluid order sheet)• Hospital Outpatients• IV oncology medications • Continuous IV infusions eg. NIKI pump, Insulin, Heparin • Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)• Complex pain infusions i.e.. Patient-Controlled Analgesia (PCA) and
Epidural infusions • Blood products ordered on the IV fluid order sheet• Radiographic contrast• Anaesthetic charts• Gases (O2 therapy functionality is in eMR2-Care Compass)
We have a websiteDesktop iconClinical Champion information will be added as we goSpread the wordhttps://mnclhd.health.nsw.gov.au/i/ehealth/
What is a Clinical Champion?
• Passionate about learning
• Supports others through change
• Patient
• Interested & enthusiastic
• Positive Attitude• Approachable• Computer Literate
What will Clinical Champions be doing from now until Go-
Live?• Complete the Clinical Champion
training• Use existing eMR with confidence• Communicate • Provide peer support• Collaborate• Provide Input
What will Clinical Champions be doing during Go-Live?
Be a resource for colleagues around eMR-eMEDS at Go-Live
What will Clinical Champions be doing after Go-Live?
• Provide ongoing support • Be a resource for your unit• Continue to be positive
Before we start the system demonstration
What are the most time consuming aspects of working with a paper
medication chart?More than one response is OK
System Demonstration• Allergies• Height and weight form • Documenting medication history • Reconciling medications on admission • Scratchpad order editing • Add order• Medication administration • Additional charting elements • Nurse witness • Discharge reconciliation
