BUMC Basics.pdf - Anesthesia Home
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• Enter 2 initial zeros and then 9 digit BHVH account<br />
number (begins with V)<br />
• Press 2, begin dictating after the tone<br />
DISCHARE SUMMARY OUTLINE<br />
Attending:<br />
Date of Admission:<br />
Date of Discharge: Tell what facility they were<br />
transferred to if applicable.<br />
Admission Diagnoses:<br />
Discharge Diagnoses:<br />
Procedures/Tests:<br />
Consultants:<br />
Discharge Medications:<br />
Follow-up:<br />
Brief History & Physical:<br />
Summarize the HPI and admission physical exam; it’s helpful<br />
to the next provider if you also briefly review the MHx,<br />
SurgHx, FamHx, Social Hx<br />
Hospital Course: Most people organize this as a numbered<br />
problem list. Mention the suspected etiology (CHF from<br />
medication noncompliance, hypokalemia secondary to<br />
diuretics, etc.) and explain what work-up, testing and<br />
treatment was performed for each issue. Mention any studies<br />
that are pending at the time of discharge. For simple admits<br />
or for death notes, you can summarize the hospital course in<br />
paragraph format.<br />
MEDICAL RECORDS<br />
Located in the basement of Jonsson. Access WebESA to<br />
edit/review your dictations & electronically sign your charts<br />
either in Medical Records or via the EMR (link on the left).<br />
You have to keep up-to-date with your dictations/charts or you<br />
lose your $50 monthly meal money and get yourself (and<br />
possibly your attending) put on the “B list.” It’s painful …<br />
made better by the giant cookies and snacks waiting for you<br />
in Medical Records.<br />
ADMISSION ORDERS<br />
1. Admit to floor/ICU/telemetry<br />
2. Attending: Dr.<br />
3. R1—Dr. xxx—call 1st<br />
R2/3—Dr. xxx<br />
4. Service: Medicine teaching/CCU teaching