RETREAT AGENDA
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SLHS myStLuke’s Student Access
Training Program
April 23rd, 2012
Shannon Devine
Training Opportunities
SLHS has determined that all users of any Epic application implemented within
St. Luke’s Health System will be required to complete formal, training and pass a
proficiency examination
Training will be provided by Certified and Credentialed Trainers
Course assignments are based on the unique role of the employee
Users of the myStLuke’s application include, but are not limited to:
Physicians
Students
Contracted Staff
RNs, LPNs, MAs
Unit Clerks, Charge Nurses
In-Patient Registrars
Ambulatory Front Desk staff (Scheduling, Registration, Co-Pay collection)
Hospital Outpatient Departments
Revenue Cycle Staff (Claims, Billing, Insurance Follow-Up, Customer Service)
Managers, Supervisors
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SLHS Student Access - Outpatient
Record H & P, progress notes, phone call
notes & orders to pharmacies for refills
Co-signed by supervising NP
Student will
dictate"pt. is seen in conjunction with
name of NP"
Nurse/Medical Assistant
View access: lab and imaging results
Record registration and scheduling
information
Enter vitals, prescription refills &
telephone messages
Co-signed by supervising physician
Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy
Record evaluation and daily progress
notes
Document education training and
interventions
Nurse Practitioner
Pharmacy
Record Pharmacy Progress Note
Supervising therapist co-signs by hitting the
“complete” button
No co-signing but checked by supervisor
Must be approved and signed by
supervising pharmacist prior to being
placed in chart
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myStLuke’s Medical Students, Clinical Pharmacist Students Not in
ACC, Nurse Practitioner, Occupational and Physical Therapy
Students- Pre-Classroom Online Modules - Ambulatory
myStLuke’s online modules are accessed through the St. Luke’s Learning
Management System, SumTotal
Prior to attending classroom training all Medical, Non-ACC Clinical Pharmacists,
Nurse Practitioner, Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy students will
complete the following online modules:
E-Learning: GEN001 E-Learning Tutorial
E-Learning: GEN005 Overview of Hyperspace for Clinical Applications
E-Learning: AMB001 Office Visit Demonstration
E-Learning: CLN005 Reviewing Past Visits and Results
E-Learning: AMB006 Placing Orders
E-Learning: AMB029 Facility-Administered Medications
E-Learning: AMB050 Surescripts - Payer
E-Learning: AMB055 Surescripts – Retail
E-Learning: MYC001 Overview of MyChart Patient Portal
E-Learning: MYC003 Activating Patients for MyChart
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myStLuke’s Medical Students, Clinical Pharmacist Students
Not in ACC, Nurse Practitioners, Occupational and Physical
Therapy Students Classroom Training Outline - Ambulatory
Class Duration: 6 hours (5.5 hours classroom, .5 hours exam)
Welcome
Course Objectives and Outline
Today’s Patient
Open an encounter from the schedule
Navigate Hyperspace Efficiently
Review Nursing Information
Verify and update Allergies
Verify and update Medications
Using a SmartSet during a visit
Refer to a Specialist
Write a Progress Note
What Charges are Triggered and How
Entering Charges into Charge Capture
Review a Patient’s Chart
Work with Allergies and Medications
Work with History
Manage a Patient’s Problem List
Manage Orders
Release Orders
Review Multi-Problem Visits
Work with SmartTools
Advanced Beneficiary Notification
Anticoagulation Encounter
Physician Sport Physical
Secure or Log Off workstation
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myStLuke’s Nursing Students, Clinical Pharmacist Students in ACC
and Medical Assistant Students-Pre-Classroom Online Modules Ambulatory
myStLuke’s online modules are accessed through the St. Luke’s Learning
Management System, SumTotal
Prior to attending classroom training all Nursing, ACC Clinical Pharmacist and
Medical Assistant students will complete the following online modules:
E-Learning: GEN001 E-Learning Tutorial
E-Learning: GEN005 Overview of Hyperspace for Clinical Applications
E-Learning: AMB001 Office Visit Demonstration
E-Learning: AMB029 Facility Administered Medications
E-Learning: CLN005 Reviewing Past Visits and Results
E-Learning: AMB029 Facility-Administered Medications
E-Learning: MYC001 Overview of MyChart Patient Portal
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myStLuke’s Nursing Students, Clinical Pharmacist Students in
ACC and Medical Assistant Students Classroom Training
Outline -Ambulatory
Class Duration: 6 hours (5.5 hours classroom, .5 hours exam)
Welcome
Course Objectives and Outline
Overview of the Schedule
Customizing the Schedule
Rooming the Patient
Placing Orders: Ordering Point of Care Tests
Resulting Point of Care Tests
Review Patient History
Document History of Present Illness
Document Patient Reported Immunizations
Order Immunizations
Document Administration of Immunizations
Change a Provider on the Schedule
Release a Standing Order
Close the Encounter
Document a Medication Administration
Finalize Visit Documentation
Recording that a Clinician Disclosed Information
Overview of MyChart Patient Portal
Sign up a Patient for My Chart
Proxy Access for My Chart
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myStLuke’s Nursing Students, Clinical Pharmacist Students in
ACC and Medical Assistant Students Classroom Training
Outline- Ambulatory-cont.
Enroll a Patient in Anticoagulation Therapy
Document an Anticoagulation Encounter
Document a Call to an Anticoagulation Therapy Patient
View and Filter an Existing Report
Follow Up with Patients
Entering a Pre-Authorizations from the Referrals Workqueue
Entering a Procedure Order Pre-Authorization
Entering a Specialty Referral Pre-Authorization
What Charges are Triggered and How
Entering Charges into Charge Capture
Provider Definition of Terms
Verify Providers
Secure or Log Off workstation
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myStLuke’s Student Exam
The myStLuke’s Proficiency Exam for Students:
Will be required for all Students requesting access to myStLuke’s Epic
Will be a 30 minute exam
Will require a passing minimum score of 85%
Will be open book/open system
Will be available through the St. Luke’s Learning Management System,
SumTotal
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myStLuke’s Access for Medical Students
Students will have most of the same functionality that non-students have
Example:
Medical Students, Clinical Pharmacist Students not in Anticoagulation clinics,
Nurse Practitioner Students, Occupational and Physical Therapy Students
will:
Have orders signed by the supervising physician or Nurse Practitioner
Have progress notes co-signed by supervising physician
Not have access to In-Basket
Nursing Students, Clinical Pharmacist Students in Anticoagulation clinics and
Medical Assistant Students will:
View lab and imaging results
Record Registration and scheduling information
Enter vitals, prescription refills and telephone messages
Not have access to In-Basket
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myStLuke’s Student Training Schedule
Medical, Clinical Pharmacist not in ACC, Nurse Practitioner, Occupational and Physical Therapy
Student training:
Will occur every Monday
Nursing, Clinical Pharmacist in ACC and Medical Assistant Student training:
Will occur monthly based on the rotation schedule established by St. Luke’s Student Services.
All myStLuke’s Student training:
Currently will be scheduled in:
o Treasure Valley
o Wood River Valley
Based on the current Medical Student rotation schedule, initial myStLuke’s Medical Student and
other student training will begin as part of the Wave 3 training cycle
o The Wave 3 training cycle schedule begins between 7/9/12 and 7/16/12.
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Next Steps
Finalize and obtain approval of myStLuke’s Medical Student training program
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