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Management Of Information. (MOI)

Management Of Information. (MOI). The Medical Record will be arranged in a reverse Chronological Order (i.e. the most recent admission/ outpatient visit

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• The Medical Record will be arranged in a reverse Chronological Order

• (i.e. the most recent admission/ outpatient visit will be first).

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• Inpatient Diagnoses & Outpatient Procedures will be coded using the ICD-10-AM.

• They are used to help the organization to identify the top Diagnoses and Procedures performed, facilitate Clinical Research and participate in outside databases/ registries.

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Any Errors:

• must be crossed out with a single horizontal line, and initialled. “Error” must be written next to it.

• No Erasers, correction pens to be used.

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Late Entry:• When a pertinent entry was

missed or not written in a timely manner.

• Identify the new entry as a “Late Entry”.

• Enter the current date and time. ” Do Not” attempt to give the appearance that the entry was made on a previous date or an earlier time.

• The entry must be signed. • Identify or refer to the date and

circumstance for which the late entry is written.

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• An Addendum: • is another type of late

entry that is used to provide additional information in conjunction with a previous entry.

• (Follow the same procedure of late entry)

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• Any Patient: who remains in the hospital for more than Forty-Eight (48) hours including patients held in the Emergency Department (ED) will require a dictated Discharge Summary.

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• Monitoring of MR Content & Completeness: Regular open patient MR review must be conducted by every MRP, as Two (2) files review per month.

• Please note that: We needs evidence of four (4) month MR reviews before the date of JCI Accreditation - April 2015. (This 4 month rule applies for any task requires evidences of documentation and implementation).

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a. Major Disaster

• You must know the Major Disasters Codes:

• Code Yellow: Stand-By - Code Red: Full Alert - Code Green: Stand Down

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• Agreed by Hospital Administration, receiving (25) patients/causalities at a time is considered a Major Disasters.

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R = RESCUE:

Any patient in immediate danger from the fire, if it does not endanger your life.

A = ALARM:

Sound the alarm for “Code F”, by calling ext. “555” and activating a pull station alarm box.

C = CONFINE:

The fire by closing all doors and windows.

E = EXTINGUISH:

The fire with a fire extinguisher, or EVACUATE the area if the fire is too large for a fire extinguisher.

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P = PULL the pin on the fire extinguisher.

A = AIM the extinguisher nozzle at the base of the fire.

S = SQUEEZE or press the handle.

S = SWEEP from side to side until the fire appears to be out.

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• You must know the location of ‘Medical Gas Valve’ in your area, and you know how and when to close it.

• In case you are required to do so (It is Charge nurse responsibility).

• your answer will be: Must ensure that patients requiring oxygen are placed on portable oxygen before closing the valve, to ensure patients safety.

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INSHALAH WE WILL PASS,,,,,JCI SURVEY...

ALL I BEST

DR AMAL MOSTAFA NEONATOLOGIST