FirstNet Tracking Lists Overview

1. FirstNet Tracking Lists Overview The use of tracking lists in FirstNet allows the user to quickly identify that activity has been done and what needs to be done on a patient. Multiple tracking lists allow the user to view the availability (ie. staff & rooms) and status (ie. patients) of different sectors within the Emergency department. This allows our Emergency department to provide efficient medical care to our patients. The multiple tracking lists are a part of your FirstNet Organizer which will display as a series of tabs. Depending on your position in the department, only the tabs that pertain to you will be viewable from your sign-on.

2. Tracking List Tabs • Depending on your role, the tracking list tabs may vary. • The tab you select displays the active tracking list spreadsheet.

3. Available Provider Check-In When you log into FirstNet you will be prompted to Check-In as an available provider. Click Yes to advance to the Provider Check-In window.

4. Provider Check-In Window You may enter a short Display Name in the field if you would like it to display on Tracking List instead of your initials. Enter a valid Provider Comment if applicable such as “lunch from 12:00- 12:30” Make sure the Available Provider and Available Reviewer checkboxes are selected. 1 2 3

5. Tracking List Window When the tracking list window is open, the tracking lists you have access to are displayed on tabs. Depending on security level, tabs on tracking lists will change with department specific roles. If a button or icon is grayed out and not active, you either do not have security access to that function or it is not a function in use at this time. Note: The buttons and icons on the Tracking list will differ based on your security and logon.

6. Tracking List Toolbar Functions

7. Tracking List Toolbar Functions Remember…toolbar buttons may differ depending on your security.

8. Patient Name Box The tracking list will also contain a Patient Name box indicating the selected patient that is active. Click on the downward triangle in the Patient Name box to go to a specific part of the patient’s chart.

9. Patient Toolbar & Refresh Button A Patient Toolbar is also available which: • Displays the selected patient • Recent – Allows you to select recently viewed patients • Name Search – Allows you to search for and open a patient’s chart • A Refresh button is also available to display the most current patient information.

10. Tracking List Quick Filters Directly from your Tracking List, you are able to filter the view of the patients you see on the spreadsheet by using the Quick Filters option. Select the down arrow in the Quick Filter box and select the desired filter(s). The spreadsheet will then populate with the filtered results. Note: This is a typical filter view for a physician.

11. Tracking List Columns The Tracking Lists provides a list of columns so you can track activity on a patient. The following is a list of some key columns and their purpose.

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14. Tracking List Icons Tracking List Icons located on the tracking board serves as indicators of patient care status. Icons located on the toolbar provide a launching point to access specific locations/forms within PowerChart.

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16. Toolbar Attending Physicians and Residents will have Discern Analytics button on the toolbar to access reports.

17. Tracking List Tabs The tab you select will be the active tracking list spreadsheet. Depending on your role and security, the chart tabs displayed may differ. MD Tab -- Displays all patients in the Emergency department and is designed to assist the physician with their provider assignments by organizing the patients according to patient location. All Beds – Displays all the beds in the Emergency Department and their status. This list allows you to track patients by bed, sort the spreadsheet, and stay informed of the status of beds. All ED Patients -- Displays Patient Name, Age, Bed Location and Acuity.

18. Tracking List Tabs Continued Waiting Room Tab – Only displays patients who are currently located in the Waiting Room. Minor Care Tabs – Displays patient assigned to Minor Care (Fast Track). A green circle in the MC column indicates the patient has been assigned to Minor Care. This is triggered by a response in the Primary Triage Assessment. 72 Hour DC and 72HR DC LWBS Tab – Displays a lists of patients that were discharged within the last 72 hours.

19. Tracking List Tabs Continues Checkout Tabs – The Checkout tab lists patients who have been discharged from the Emergency Department. When discharge from the registration system is complete, the patient will automatically drop from the Checkout tab. Pending Micro Tab – The Pending Micro Results tab lists patients discharged within the past seven days who still have outstanding lab results. The number ordered and the number resulted will display. For example, 3/2 indicates three tests were ordered and two have been resulted. A clipboard with a red check icon in the Micro column indicates all tests have been resulted. 72 Hour DC and 72HR DC LWBS Tab – Displays a lists of patients that were discharged within the last 72 hours.

20. Provider Check Out At the conclusion of your shift you will need to “Check Out” as an available provider by clicking on the Provider Checkout icon. If you still have patients assigned to you, you will be prompted to reassign them to an available provider by selecting the patients to reassign and the receiving provider. Then click the Assign button. You are no longer listed as an available provider.

21. This concludesFirstNet Icons, Columns and TabsYou are now ready to proceed to the Next Lesson