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is the process of making an entry on a client record.

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Documentation

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any written or electronically generated information about a client that describes the status, care or services provided to that client.

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Documentation

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Record of nursing care that is planned and delivered to individual patients by nurses.

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Documentation

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A vital component of safe, ethical and effective nursing practice.

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Documentation

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According to _______ documentation requires client record to be timely, complete, accurate, confidential and specific to the client.

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JCAHO

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According to _____ the nurse has a duty to maintain confidentiality of all patient information.

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ANA

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According to _______ accurate documentation of actions and outcomes of delivered care is the hallmark of nusing accountability.

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code of ethics for FIlipino Association

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According to ________ thet maintain the privacy and confidentiality of 18 protected health information.

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HIPAA

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Purposes of Clients Record

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-Communicatio
-Planning Client Care
-Auditing Health Agencies
-Research
-Education
-Reimbursement
-Legal Documentation
-Health Care Analysis

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It is a purpose of clients records that prevents repetition, and delays in care

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communication

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It is a purpose of clients records where nurses use ongoing data to evaluate effectiveness of the care plan

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Planning client Care

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It is a purpose of clients records that review client record for quality assurance purposes

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Auditing health agencies

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It is a purpose of clients records where treatment plans for a number of client with same health problems can yield information.

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Research

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It is a purpose of clients records where students in health discipline often use client records as educational tools

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Education

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It is a purpose of clients records that helps facility receive reimbursement from federal government

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Reimbursement

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It is a purpose of clients records that is admissible in court as evidence

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Legal Documentation

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It is a purpose of clients records that assist health care planners to identify agency needs such as overutilized and underutilized hospital services

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Health Care Analysis

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MEASURES USE TO MAINTAIN THE CONFIDENTIALITY AND SECURITY OF COMPUTERIZED CLIENT RECORDS

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-Confidientiality of all patient information.
-Client’s record protected legally as a private record of client’s care.
-HIPAA regulations updated on April 14, 2003
-Responsibility in using records for the purpose of education and research
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The following are some suggestions for ensuring confidentiality and security of computerized records:

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-A personal passwords is required to enter and sign off computer files. (in a month changes 3 times)
-Personal passwords should not be shared.
-Never leave the computer terminal unattended after logging on.
-Do not leave client information displayed on the monitor where others may see it.
-Shred all unneeded computer-generated worksheets. (10-20 years ago)
-Know the facility’s policy and procedure for correcting an entry error.
-Follow agency procedures for documenting sensitive material such as a diagnosis of AIDS.
-Information technology (IT) personnel must install a firewall to protect the server from unauthorized access.

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DISCUSS THE DIFFERENT SYSTEM USED IN DOCUMENTING HEALTH CARE ACTIVITIES AND INTERVENTIONS

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-Source-oriented record
-Problem-oriented medical records
-PIE
-Focus Charting
-Charting by exception
-Computerized records
-The case management model

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Narrative Charting is what system?

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Source - Oriented Record

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Traditional Client Record

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Source - Oriented Record

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Information about a particular problem distributed throughout the record.

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Source - Oriented Record

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Convenient because care providers can easily locate the forms.

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Source - Oriented Record

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Consist of written notes that include routine care, normal finding, and client problems. -There is no right and wrong order to the information, although chronologic order is frequently used.
Narrative Charting
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Data are arranged according to the client problem.
Problem - Oriented Medical Records
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Members of the health care team contribute to the problem list , plan of care, and progress notes
Problem - Oriented Medical Records
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Encourages collaboration and easier to track status of problems
Problem - Oriented Medical Records
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Disadvantages of problem-oriented medical records
-Caregivers differ in their ability to use the required charting format. -Takes constan vigilance (watchfulness) to maintenance an up-to-date problem list. -Somewhat inefficient because assessments and interventions that apply to more than one problem must be repeated.
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4 Basic Components of Problem - Oriented Medical Records
-Database -Problem list -Plan of care -Progress notes
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All information known about the client where first enter agency.
Database
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Listed in order in which they are identified and others resolved.
Problem list
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Made with references to active problems.
Plan of Care
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Made by all health professionals involved in a client's care. Used SOAP, SOAPIE, SOAPIER Documentation
Progress Notes
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What is the meaning of the mnemonic SOAPIER
S-SD O-OD A-SSESSMENT P-PLAN I-NTERVENTON E-VALUATION R-EVISION/REASSESSMENT
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Ongoing client assessment flow sheet and progress notes.
PIE
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Focus on client concerns and strengths. ex: acute pain Progress notes organized into DAR format
Focus Charting
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What does the mnemonic DAR means
Data - Assessment Phase Action (intervention) "as per doctor's order" - Planning and implementing phase Response - Evaluation Phase
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Incorporation of: -Flow sheets -Standards of nursing care -Bedside chart forms
Charting by exception
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Agencies develop standards of nursing practice
Charting by exception
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Documentation according to standards involves a check mark.
Charting by exception
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Exceptions to standards described in narrative form on nurse's notes.
Charting by exception
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Developed to manage volume of information
Computerized Documentation
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Used by nurses to: -Store client's database, new data -Create and revise care plans -Document client's progress Information easy to retrieve
Computerized Documentation
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Speech-rate recognition technology -Nurse must be alert and aware of others who might hear the dictation.
Computerized Documentation
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-Possible to transmit information from one care setting to another. -Confidentiality is at risk
Computerized Documentation
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-Quality, cost-effective care delivered within established length of stay. -Uses multidisciplinary approach, critical pathways, CBe
Case Management Model (patient na gumaling)
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A goal that is not met
Variance
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Documentation of variances include:
-Actions taken to correct the situation -Justification of actions taken
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-Completed when client discharged -Completed when client transferred to another institution
NURSING DISCHARGED/ REFERRAL SUMMARIES
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-Based on professional standards, federal and state regulations, policies of health care agency.
LONG-TERM CARE DOCUMENTATION
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Laws and Requirements of LONG-TERM CARE DOCUMENTATION
-Health care financing administration -Omnibus Budget Reconcilation Act (OBRA) of 1987 -Medicare and Medicaid
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It is influenced by: -Health Care Financing Administration (1985) -Medicare and Medicaid -Other third party payers
HOME CARE DOCUMENTATION
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Two records that are required in HOME CARE DOCUMENTATION
-Home health certification and plan-of-treatment form -Medical update and patient information form
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Used to guide documentation practice
FACT
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Objective information about what an RN see, hears, feels, and smells
Factual
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the use of exact measurements and established accuracy.
Accurate
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charting must be complete, including appropriate and essential information.
Complete
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to reflect a clear record of what has happened
Timely
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What are the purposes of Records
-Communication -Planning Client Care -Auditing Health Agencies -Research -Education -Reimbursement -Legal Documentation -Healthcare Analysis
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Documentation System
-the source-oriented record; -the problem-oriented medical record; -the problems, interventions, evaluation (PIE) model; -focus charting; -charting by exception (CBE); -computerized documentation; -case management.
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The POMR has four basic components:
* Database * Problem list * Plan of care * Progress notes

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