This course covers: Emergency Department View, Bed Management, Capture Patient Movements in ED, Floor Plan Notes, Encounter Record, Emergency Department Discharge, Break Glass.
Target Audience
Central Australia
Emergency/MRaCC medical officers
Barkly
All Medical Officers
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 bed
- Understand the features of the ED Floorplan
- 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
- View ED Enquiry Save Searches
- Create a Preference and Save at End User level for future use
- Create a bed request for an Inpatient to another Specialty or Ward from the Emergency Department
- Add Floor Plan Notes
- Assign Doctor to patient
- Add/edit Allergies and Alerts
- Record all actions/treatment, Progress and Diagnosis notes
- Raise a Bed request and Orders
- Discharge and create letters
- Decline a Consult Request for an Inpatient Admission
- Set up preferences according to user’s requirements
- Set up preferences to view a list of all ED Outstanding/In progress ED Discharge Summaries
- Find a patient and update the outstanding ED Discharge Summary
- Find a patient and update the outstanding ED Discharge Summary with a status of In Progress after Discharge
- Record the discharge details for an emergency patient who is going to their usual place of residence
- Print the ED Discharge (NT) Summary
- Discharge a 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