Richelle

[Richelle @chelle013190]

WK15: Point of care ultrasound can be utilized in a cadaver lab during IPE to enhance the ability of the student to visualize and perfect techniques for US-guided nerve bocks #NURS646FA20

[Richelle @chelle013190]

WK13: Portable diagnostic devices, such as the Butterfly portable ultrasound device, positively impact anesthesia by improving real-time observation of the patient condition and efficiently guide patient care. #NURS646FA20

[Richelle @chelle013190]

WK10: Best practice alerts in clinical decision support can assist in assuring patients are not ordered a medication that they are allergic to. #NURS646FA20

[Richelle @chelle013190]

WK8: Lactmed is an app that can be used by breastfeeding patients undergoing anesthesia to understand what drugs they can receive and still safely breastfeed. https://t.co/8iVAOtb5Jh #NURS646FA20

[Richelle @chelle013190]

WK6: I believe the planning phase will impose the biggest challenge with the SDLC. Cost is a big factor in any HIT implementation; getting buy-in from stakeholders to fund the proposed change will require time, research, and possibly a little ingenuity. #NURS646FA20

[Richelle @chelle013190]

W3: SNOMED can be a benefit to healthcare delivery. It standardizes verbiage in over 50 countries. More research should be done into utilizing SNOMED is clinical decision support systems to enhance its benefit. #NURS646FA20

[Richelle @chelle013190]

Wk1: The @aanacrna considers timely and accurate documentation a standard of care for nurse anesthetists. They recognize that the use of the EMR decreases variability and improves access to information to improve patient outcomes. #NURS646FA20

[Richelle @chelle013190]

EXP: to understand how healthcare informatics will impact my role as an APRN #NURS646FA20

[Richelle @chelle013190]

M11: One difference between EBP and PBE is that PBE focuses on the effect the EBP has culturally. PBE could influence my clinical issue by the difference in patient characteristics that may require a higher than normal TOF score. #NURS751

[Richelle @chelle013190]

M10: When nearing time for extubation after a procedure a CDSS could prompt the anesthesia provider to await a TOF ratio > 0.9 prior to extubation to promote patient safety and decrease the incidence of respiratory distress in PACU #NURS751

[Richelle @chelle013190]

M9: My CPG is policy strong. It meets all eight criteria of policy analysis and should be implemented into practice. #NURS751

[Richelle @chelle013190]

@MattBlackhawk @CNN such a smartass 🤦‍♀️

[Richelle @chelle013190]

M8 #NURS751
#tosnoreornottosnore
https://t.co/wKknNS5eo3

[Richelle @chelle013190]

M7: My greatest challenge with the implementation of my CPG will most likely be de-implementing current practice. The key to overcoming this is to foster an environment of EBP practice and promotion. #NURS751

[Richelle @chelle013190]

M6: The Knowledge to Action (KTA) framework by @IanDGraham1 and Jacqueline Tetroe would be the model I would use to implement my chosen CPG covering treatment guidelines for postoperative pain management. #NURS751

[Richelle @chelle013190]

M5: The use of CPGs in my practice can help improve the quality of an anesthetic technique when the guidelines are derived from high-quality evidence. #NURS751

[Tom Baribeault @BaribeaultOFA]

Always check your labels before medication administration. I almost had an adverse event in the hospital today.

[Richelle @chelle013190]

M4: SR with MA, Frauenknecht contributes to EBP by showing that when compared with opioid-free anesthesia, postop pain was NOT statistically reduced more with the use of opioids, and is associated with increased postop complications. #goopiodfree #NURS751

[Richelle @chelle013190]

@MattBlackhawk @johnkrasinski Yes!

[Richelle @chelle013190]

M3: It is difficult to objectively determine the superiority of qualitative v. quantitative without a well-phrased research question. This question would help guide the use of one versus the other, in addition to an appraisal of their credibility and validity #NURS751