MS4 & Vision – Vision User Group Conference 2010 – In Full Swing

Confused about how to get reports from your MedSeries4 clinical applications? Unsure about what report will print the information you need? Do you wonder where it will print? Come to this workshop where we will put it all together for you. Learn about the different types of reports available, where they are set up, produced and printed, and the options you have available to you for each of them. This comprehensive look at clinical reports will answer your questions and inform you about functions you always wanted, but never knew were there. Covered topics: • Orders reports • Day end reports • ACR Reports • Clinical Suite reports • Auto reports • Backup reporting

Audience: Clinical analysts responsible for setting up and managing patient reports

Unravel the clinical database maze. Learn how clinical data is stored, how the different applications and files inter-relate, and where to find various pieces of patient data. Class materials include handouts of data file relationships and file layouts.

Audience: Intermediate – Requires an understanding of MS4 Clinical applications and iSeries objects

Are you planning to report on clinical quality measures and meaningful use objectives for ARRA Stage 1? This workshop explains how MedSeries4 applications are used to collect the data required for different reporting measures, how the information is stored, and how the data can be reported.

Audience: Clinical informaticists responsible for gathering MS4 data for meaningful use reporting.

The management of medications within Clinical Suite is the topic of this workshop. Get exposure to and an overview of the various components, including medication order entry, codified allergies, online medication administration documentation, barcode medication administration, and the bi-directional medication order interface. Review the steps you can take to implement these functions including decisions to be made, early process changes that can be implemented, and planning activates for which you need to be prepared.

Audience: Beginning – Clinical analysts and Pharmacy personnel interested in getting a head start on closed-loop Medication Management implementation activities

Implementing CPOE means expanding your order sets. Come hear some creative ways to manage your department and medications orders, and putting them all together in this session that will cover planning, building, and testing standard order sets in WebConnect Order Communications. Topics to be discussed: • Who should be involved in the process • Where do your paper orders fit into all this • Building the individual orders (How do you know you have them all) • Building Physician friendly ordersets

Audience: Clinical analysts responsible for designing and building clinical master files.

Explore the exciting features and functions of MS4’s Web-based care plan product, Patient Care Management! Discover tricks for naming the care elements to assist with the organization of the care plan and see how it can be used as a great patient activity tracking tool. Get valuable hands-on experience with file maintenance, create your very own care set, and learn how to incorporate assessments to make plans of care truly interdisciplinary.

Audience: Beginners interested in automated clinical plans of care

Hands-on exercises let you experience the flexibility of Patient Care Management in supporting clinical practice in your facility. Learn how to utilize various models of care planning and see how Patient Care Management can be used in combination with other MS4 applications to assist you with efforts to meet National Patient Safety Goals, collect core measures, and replace the paper form used for shift reporting while standardizing the end-of-shift handoff process. See how Patient Care Management utilizes charting-by-exception concepts and provides clinical guidelines, reminders, and checklists and learn how it can be used to support “Plan of the Day,” “Plan of the Stay,” and “Bedside Meaningful Use.” Prerequisite: Patient Care Management Part 1,

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