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===Resident Documentation===
 
===Resident Documentation===
  
*1. All charts should mention which attending you formulated the plan with in the text of the H&P. For example: "Case discussed with Dr. Peterson, ED Attending".  
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*1. All charts should mention which attending you formulated the plan with in the text of the H&P. For example: "Case discussed with Dr. Attending".  
*2. When working with an intern, its always important that you independently confirm the key elements of the  intern's history and physical. When documenting involvement, residents should:
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*2. If you are a senior seeing and discharging a patient independently and discharge without presenting the patient, please use the phrase "Seen under supervision of Dr. Attending".
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*3. When working with an intern or NP, its always important that you independently confirm the key elements of the  intern or NP's history and physical. When documenting involvement, residents should:
 
**a) Have the intern submit the chart to you for SIGNATURE, not just REVIEW
 
**a) Have the intern submit the chart to you for SIGNATURE, not just REVIEW
 
**b) Do not insert your note into the body of the intern's note, place it at the end as an ADDENDUM
 
**b) Do not insert your note into the body of the intern's note, place it at the end as an ADDENDUM
 
**c) Your ADDENDUM must at a minimum state what you did independently.  
 
**c) Your ADDENDUM must at a minimum state what you did independently.  
 
**d) Remember, medical student patients require a completely separate and complete H & P.
 
**d) Remember, medical student patients require a completely separate and complete H & P.
*3. Try not to put raw data into your note that exists elsewhere in the EHR. Instead, you should comment on your interpretation of that data.  
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*4. Try not to put raw data into your note that exists elsewhere in the EHR. Instead, you should comment on your interpretation of that data.  
*4. All acceptance ("sign out") notes should at a minimum contain an acute problem list, Please send these notes to your attending for signature.
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*5. All acceptance ("sign out") notes should at a minimum contain an acute problem list, Please send these notes to your attending for signature.

Latest revision as of 01:27, 7 February 2017

Resident Documentation

  • 1. All charts should mention which attending you formulated the plan with in the text of the H&P. For example: "Case discussed with Dr. Attending".
  • 2. If you are a senior seeing and discharging a patient independently and discharge without presenting the patient, please use the phrase "Seen under supervision of Dr. Attending".
  • 3. When working with an intern or NP, its always important that you independently confirm the key elements of the intern or NP's history and physical. When documenting involvement, residents should:
    • a) Have the intern submit the chart to you for SIGNATURE, not just REVIEW
    • b) Do not insert your note into the body of the intern's note, place it at the end as an ADDENDUM
    • c) Your ADDENDUM must at a minimum state what you did independently.
    • d) Remember, medical student patients require a completely separate and complete H & P.
  • 4. Try not to put raw data into your note that exists elsewhere in the EHR. Instead, you should comment on your interpretation of that data.
  • 5. All acceptance ("sign out") notes should at a minimum contain an acute problem list, Please send these notes to your attending for signature.