Tele (so I never forgot who was on it and knew just looking at a printed list while I ran around who to ask about when I went to the tele people Resp therapy (it would actually list all the respiratory stuff they were on) IV or PO meds (so at a glance I knew who was still getting IV stuff and that would help me to stop and think we I could switch to PO cuz that's always a good thing)ĮKG maybe (so you can see that pop up or just get right to it by clicking on that box New note (if you use the time mark feature on some of the categories, then just looking at your list you can see if that new imaging report or consultant note or lab value had come in yet without having to go into the chart just to see if it was there) PLTs (to watch for HITT in my heparin peeps w/o really having to think about that too much but not forgetting it either) WBC (could watch and write trends, like the list would say today's was 15 and I would write that yesterday's was 12)Ĭulture or culture results (sometimes it just showed they had a positive culture, then I could write next to that the bug)Īntibiotics (and I could write next to that what day # they were on or start/stop dates)Īnticoagulation (it would show if they were on heparin or warfarin, good to know) Mg and K values, that way when I sat down in the am I knew at a glance without going in the chart who needed repletion so I could get that little chore out of my way asap, there was even some heading I had where all I had to do was click on the list in a certain heading to get to where I could throw the orders in, which would work anytime I just wanted to click on patient in the list and go directly to entering orders menu, save me a few clicksĬr (so made it easier to keep track of my AKI/CKD people so I'd keep that in mind while throwing in orders) Patient location (this can be different than room, let's say know they're in xray, it would show that)Ģnd list that was my basic working list in EPIC, I would use through the day to help me keep track of stuff without always having to dig through an individual chart Keep in mind these are categories for the print to-do list: (also, you can add any category to you list if the list has patients in it and it will put in the data that it does and you can see if that's what you want) They may or may not exist in your institution's Epic version So you can mix and match these categories for what you want Then I had a list that wasn't necessarily my pre-round list but it had a **** ton of data that it helped me to just have on hand while I wasn't in epic, my "data list"
EPIC ALL MY PATIENTS LIST CODE
I had a list that was meant to just help me pre-round, (so it would have like Mg and K on it)Īnd a list that was my "printing list" that was minimal (meaning it just had like room number and name so and then a bunch of space next to it to write to do's, if they accurately list the nurse for the shift at that point that's nice too depending on your system so I could quickly figure out which nurse I wanted when I called the floor nurse) code status (good to know at a glance when they crump unexpectedly!) You can search and see what categories you want this list to have. If you have an official list as your census in EPIC, you can copy that to a new personal list that you can create with your own category headings, this didn't help me so much for presenting but just having some answers at my fingertips when I was prerounding and running around and trying to think
Yeah, I had to do the notes thing, the rounding reports were not helpful for basing presentations off of
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