Our ED is in the process of going to computer charting EDM a Meditech
module, at this point Trauma Activation patients and COR-O patient
documentation will continue on paper charts, until the staff has gotten
better and more efficient with the computer documentation. They have done
some parallel documentation and the least amount of time required for
routine ED patient has been 20 minutes and some as much as one and a half
hours. It has created more chaos at this time.
Good Luck!
Dee Crump RN
Parkview Medical Center
Pueblo, CO
-----Original Message-----
From: Jobey Job [mailto:JJob@genesishcs.org]
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 6:00 AM
To: TraumaNurses@traumaNurseSoc.org
Subject: [traumanurses] computer charting on trauma patients
Our ED has just implemented computerized charting. We are using IBEX. The
ED staff and physicians are fussing that they have to do paper trauma flow
sheets. We are not using the computer trauma templates...yet.
Is anyboody using computerized charting for the trauma patient? Thoughts on
how well it works. Our trauma medical director seems to think that it
is/will be very tough.
Thanks again,
Jobey G. Job RN, EMT-P
Genesis Healthcare System
Zanesville, Ohio
740-454-5242 Office
740-455-7581 Fax
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