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E-Nursing/Health Summary

E-Nursing/Health Summary. Brief Profile Proposal for 2010 - 2011 presented to the PCC Planning Committee Audrey Dickerson and Marcia Veenstra. The Problem. Ensuring continuity of care between Bridging gaps between shifts and care settings Providers, institutions and professions.

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E-Nursing/Health Summary

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  1. E-Nursing/Health Summary Brief Profile Proposal for 2010 - 2011 presented to the PCC Planning Committee Audrey Dickerson and Marcia Veenstra

  2. The Problem • Ensuring continuity of care between • Bridging gaps between shifts and care settings • Providers, institutions and professions. • For patient safety issues • There are many summaries and transfer forms • Nursing data does not always appear on the form • Nursing data does not electronically move from the point of care origin to the next shift, care setting or institution

  3. Use Case • The Home Care Nurse (HCN) admits a patient, Ann, newly diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus (DM) during a hospital admission for a Myocardial Infarction (MI) • Ann is has increased anxiety related to her fear of sudden death due to potential of subsequent MI. • HCN finds it difficult to teach Ann and provide the education needed for Ann to heal and manage her disease processes.

  4. Proposed Standards & Systems • HL7 • CCD • CDA • Patient Care • TC 215 • #18104 Reference model for nursing terminology • LOINC • SNOMED-CT • IHE profiles, PPOC and FSA

  5. Discussion • There has been significant interest national/internationally, article in JAMIA in July on the Canadian model. • Nursing colleagues support of an interoperable eHealth/Nursing summary, including international experts. • Connect to Detailed Clinical Models in TC 215 and HL7 • Contact: Audrey Dickerson/Marcia Veenstra • adickerson@himss.org/Marcia.veenstramsn@comcast.net

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