NIA Conference 6 August, 2017
Siobhan McFadden Project manager
National guidelines for the
- n-screen presentation of
National guidelines for the on-screen presentation of discharge - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
National guidelines for the on-screen presentation of discharge summaries Siobhan McFadden Project manager NIA Conference 6 August, 2017 Why have national guidelines? Information in the discharge summary varies between settings and is not
NIA Conference 6 August, 2017
Siobhan McFadden Project manager
is not displayed in a consistent order.
general practitioner software view is sometimes inconsistent.
summaries varies which can lead to medication errors.
specification
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▪ presentation of discharge summaries in clinical information systems, GP software and the My Health Record
70 stakeholders
Findings and outcomes from phase one - current state assessment
Eye-tracking - initial fixations
Analysing the data from the first eye-tracking sessions indicated that healthcare providers were confused about where to look first when reviewing the discharge summary.
Eye tracking – distribution of gaze
Recommendations and outcomes
Section one Section two Section three
PATIENT AND HOSPITAL
DETAILS
ALLERGIES AND ADVERSE
REACTIONS
RECOMMENDATIONS Recipients and authors MEDICINES ON
DISCHARGE
FOLLOW-UP
APPOINTMENTS
PRESENTATION DETAILS CEASED MEDICINES INFORMATION PROVIDED
TO THE PATIENT
PROBLEMS AND
DIAGNOSES
ALERTS RECIPIENTS PROCEDURES SELECTED INVESTIGATIONS RESULTS CLINICAL SUMMARY
updated multiple prototypes over an iterative process
changes adapted from the workshops
information promotes safety and improves patient care
allows the receiver of a discharge summary navigate more efficiently
systems
https://www.safetyandquality.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Guidelines-
Siobhan McFadden