NURSING I - FON Ch 26 Documentation & Informatics Flashcards

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Nurses are responsible for protecting records form ___.

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all unauthorized readers.

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Anything written or printed on which you rely as record or proof of patient actions & activites

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Documentation

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HIPPA requires that (1) __ or requests regarding health info are ____.

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  1. disclosure

2. limited to the minimum necessary.

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Standards: Current documentation standards require that each patient have an ___.

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an ASSESSMENT (you have 24 hrs)

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Documentation Standards: All assessments to be included (7)

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Physical
Psychosocial
Environmental
Self-Care
Patient Education
Knowledge Level
Discharge & Planning needs
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DON’T FORGET!

Patient’s Record or Chart / Documentation is (3):

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  1. Confidential
  2. Permanent
  3. Legal (can be used in the court of law)
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Limiting nursing LIABILITY:

Documentation must indicate that a patient received (1) __, (2) ___ nursing care based on the (3) __ __.

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  1. individualized
  2. goal-directed
  3. nursing assessment
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Common charting mistakes (6): Failure to record…

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  1. pertinent health or drug info
  2. nursing actions
  3. that medications have been given
  4. drug reactions or changes in conditions
  5. legibly or complete records
  6. discontinued medications
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Purposes of Records (6):

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  1. Communication
  2. Legal documentation
  3. Reimbursement (billing)
  4. Education
  5. Research
  6. Auditing / Monitoring
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The patient’s record communicates patient (5):

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  1. NEEDS and PROGRESS
  2. individual THERAPIES
  3. content of CONSULTATIONS
  4. EDUCATION
  5. DISCHARGE planning
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DRGs

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Diagnosis-related Groups

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Basis for establishing reimbursement for patient care

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DRGs

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Legal Guidelines for Recording

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  1. Correct all errors promptly (correct method)
  2. Record all facts
  3. No blank spaces
  4. Legibly in black ink
  5. Records if clarification was sought
  6. Chart for SELF only
  7. Avoid generalizations
  8. Date/Time, Signature, Title
  9. Secure passwords
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SPN

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Student Practical Nurse

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Methods of Recording (8):

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  1. Paper Record
  2. Electronic Health Record (EHR)
  3. Narrative
  4. Problem-oriented Medical Record (POMR)
  5. SOAP
  6. SOAPIE
  7. PIE
  8. Focus Charting (DAR)
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Paper & Electronic Health Records are __ -oriented.

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episode

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Traditional method for recording nursing care.

The use of a story-like format.

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Narrative Documentation

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Method of documentation that emphasizes patients’ problems.

Each member of Team contributes to a single list of identified patient problems = coordinates common plan of care.

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Problem-oriented Medical Record (POMR)

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POMR: Data is organized by __ or __.

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problem

diagnosis

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SOAP

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Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan

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PIE

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Problem
Intervention
Evaluation

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Focus Charting (DAR)

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See page 354

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(Definition)

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Source record

23
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(definition)

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Charting by Exception (CBE)

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The assumption with CBE is that all standards are met, unless __ __.

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otherwise documented

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(definition)

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case management

26
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(definition)

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critical pathways

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(definition)

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variances

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(definition)

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health informatics

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(define, explain)

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SBAR

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(definition)

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flow sheets

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(definition)

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Kardex

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(definition)

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standardized care plans

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Common Record-Keeping Forms

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  1. Admission Nursing History Form
  2. Flow Sheets
  3. Kardex
  4. Standardized Care Plans
  5. Discharge Summary Forms
  6. Acuity Records
34
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Hand-Off Report

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(page 358)

35
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Guidelines for Telephone and Verbal Orders

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(page 358)