This course covers: Emergency department View, Bed Management, Capture Patient Movements in ED, Nurse Allocation, Encounter record, floor Plan Notes, reprint Letters, emergency Department Discharge - Various discharges, IP in ED Emergency to Inpatient Admissions, Deteriorating Inpatient Returning to ED, Break glass.
Target Audience
Central Australia
ED Nurse (N1, N2)
Learning Objectives
At the end of this course users will be able to:
- Review the ED Floorplan and Patients in Department Summary
- Mark a bed as unavailable and record a reason
- Mark a bed as available after being unavailable on a ward
- Understand the features of the ED Floorplan
- Move an emergency patient from the waiting room to a cubicle or emergency be
- Move an emergency patient from the waiting room to a cubicle or emergency bed
- Swap an emergency patient from a cubicle or emergency bed
- Record a temporary location for an emergency patient, thus helping emergency staff identify the exact location of the emergency patient
- Remove a patient from a temporary location
- Create a bed request for an Inpatient to another Specialty or Ward from the Emergency Department
- Record the name of the nurse assigned to the patient
- Add/edit Allergies and Alerts
- Record Progress notes
- Add an ED Pre Arrival
- Add Floor Plan Notes
- Reprint letters
- Record the discharge details for an emergency patient who is going to be admitted to Inpatients
- Record the discharge details for an emergency patient who is going to their usual place of residence
- Print the ED Discharge (NT) Summary
- Reverse the discharged emergency patient
- Link the ED and IP episode
- Identify there is a relationship between and ED and IP episode, they should be linked. This is done automatically for ED to IP episodes, but needs to be done manually for IP to ED (i.e. METCall) patient.
- Gain Temporary Access to a Restricted Patient Record
Recommended Pre-Learning
It is recommended you complete the following eLearning courses prior to attending this face-to-face session:
• Acacia 1.0 Patient Master Index Training (PMI) v2
Session Delivery Mode
Training sessions are delivered:
- Face-to-face onsite, or
- Virtually via Microsoft Teams
- Please ensure the Microsoft Teams application is installed on the device you will be using.
Duration
120 minutes.
Completion Requirements
To be marked as completed, participants must:
- Attend the entire training session
- Participate in all required activities
Technical Requirements
For virtual sessions via Microsoft Teams:
- Ensure Microsoft Teams is installed and functioning
- Test your headset, microphone, and audio prior to the session
How to Enrol
Please note that enrolling in this course does not secure a spot in a training session.
To book a session, contact:
- Phone: 1800 000 254 (ask for the ABS-HSS Training Team)
- Email: DCDDABS-HSS.TrainingRequests@nt.gov.au
Self-Enrol
- Click the 'Enrol me' button located at the bottom of this page.
- If you cannot see the button, please CLICK HERE and re-check for the 'Enrol me' button.
- Clicking the button will enrol you in the course and take you to the course homepage, please contact us to sign up to a training session.
Login Instructions:
- NTG Staff – Login using your NTG LAN credentials
- Non-NTG Staff – Login using your MyLearning account credentials or apply for an account using the Application Form for Non-Departmental Staff
How to Cancel
- Phone: 1800 000 254 (ask for the ABS-HSS Training Team)
- Email: DCDDABS-HSS.TrainingRequests@nt.gov.au
- Online: Log a request via the Training Portal – Information Enquiry
Course Delivered By
This course is delivered by the Department of Corporate and Digital Development (DCDD), Agency Business Systems – Human and Shared Services (ABS-HSS) Training Team.
Course Enquiries
For any queries related to this course, please contact us using one of the following options:
- Phone: 1800 000 254 (ask for the ABS-HSS Training Team)
- Email: DCDDABS-HSS.TrainingRequests@nt.gov.au
- Online: Log a request via the Training Portal – Information Enquiry