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Hospitalist Overview The Hospitalist Physician Experience Playbook provides a comprehensive approach to maximizing a Hospitalist’s

productivity in Cerner Millennium through optimal design, configuration, content and training. Designed to meet the

clinical and inpatient needs of Hospitalists, the playbook provides standard settings and content based on our

experience in implementing our solutions across our client base. Over time, we have found that these standards help

Hospitalists improve regulatory compliance, productivity and patient safety.

The Hospitalist Playbook Content provides ways to enhance the experience for a Hospitalist through the following

content:

Hospitalist Workflow View - Streamlines the Hospitalist’s workflow to improve efficiency and increase

productivity.

Hospitalist Summary View - Contains components and information that matters to a Hospitalist, and

provides an "at-a-glance" view of the patient's status.

Hospitalist ViewPoint- Provides a single location from the PowerChart Table of Contents for the

Hospitalist to locate the Workflow and Summary views.

Table of Contents- Simplifies the Table of Contents to include only the sections of the chart that are most

important to a Hospitalist.

Quick Orders & Charges- Provides the most common orders placed by a Hospitalist in one place, allowing

them to quickly complete the ordering process.

PowerPlans- Increases the efficiency of the Hospitalist’s ordering process by providing PowerPlans for the

most common diagnoses, identified by the specialty audits.

Benefits:

Fast: Optimize inpatient physician settings for most efficient use of Cerner Millennium

Easy: Simplify Cerner Millennium by reducing redundant clinical information and incorporating common

Hospitalist workflows

Smart: Improve ordering and eliminate unnecessary clicks using specialty-specific audits and ordering

actions embedded in the workflow

In the sections of this page you will find configuration recommendations for each of these enhancements for

Hospitalists. For questions around the recommendations, please email the Physician Experience Team.

Specialty Position Build Physician positions are each different in their own ways. Therefore it is recommended that each specialty physician

position has an individual and unique position build. This is an essential part of the developed standards that will

allow clinicians to take full advantage of the playbooks and pertinent tools throughout Millennium. This Specialty

Position link will assist with the build process and the creation of the platinum position.

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Table of Contents Hospitalist Overview

Specialty Position Build

Table of Contents

Organizer Level Items

Physician Handoff View

PowerChart Table of Contents

MPages Build

Hospitalist View

Patient Summaries ViewPoint

Configuring the Patient Summary View

Configure the Quick Orders View

Maintain Hospitalist Favorite Folders

Maintain Order Folders

PowerPlans

Document Types

Provider Letters

Smart Templates

Related Results Settings

Organizer Level Items

Physician Handoff View Physician Handoff provides a standardized approach to the transfer of care and responsibility for a patient from one

physician to another during a shift change. Studies have validated that inadequate handoff processes attributed to

poor communication can contribute to adverse patient events (7.5 problems per 100 patient days).

To help establish a standard format for what information is shared during the handoff process, the I-PASS format

has been adopted into this solution. I-PASS is an acronym for:

Illness Severity

Patient Summary

Action List

Situational Awareness

Synthesis by Receiver

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This standardized approach provides the following benefits:

Better communication between providers

Continuity of care

Improved quality of care

Easy to use, intuitive solution that requires minimal training

Patient List View

Patient Detail View

Page Level Options:

Patient List Menu - allows for the selection of the desired patient list. This will pull from the clinician's

existing PowerChart patient lists.

Physician Contact - provides the ability to batch assign patients to myself or another provider.

Patient List Management - allows the physician to add patients from one list to another from the Handoff

view.

Print option - provides a printed version of the Handoff that can be leveraged in the absence of a computer

device.

Patient List View:

Location - displays the location of the patient.

Patient Information - includes patient name, age, gender and patient identifier (facility may choose to

display MRN, FIN, or other patient identifier).

Contact Physician - displays the physician currently in charge of the patient's care (independent of the

Patient Provider Relationship in PowerChart). Clicking on this field allows the physician to assign

themselves as the contact physician. With the 5.0 release, this field will auto populate with the Attending

Physician name the first time it is entered from registration. This field can also be displayed as a custom

field within the PowerChart patient demographic banner for all other providers to view.

Primary Diagnosis - displays the reason the patient is receiving care (documented through the PowerChart

Diagnosis control). By default, the diagnosis displayed will be the diagnosis type of "Discharge" and

classification type of "Medical". If the "Quick Add Diagnosis" functionality is enabled, the clinician can

click on this field to open the Consolidated Problems component, allowing them to add/modify the patient's

diagnoses.

Patient Detail View:

Patient Demographic Banner - includes patient name, age, gender and patient identifier.

Following the I-PASS standard for handoff, the following fields are displayed and available for editing:

Illness Severity (available with the 5.0 release) - ability to manually select the illness severity

that best represents the patient's current status. The options are:

Stable: The patient's condition is at an acceptable level showing no significant change.

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Unstable: The patient's condition is not at an acceptable level and is requiring

interventions.

Watch: The clinician expresses a concern that the patient's condition may be worsening.

This may or may not be support by objective measurements.

Discharging: The patient is anticipated to be discharged within the next 24 hours.

Patient Summary - ability to add/modify a free text summary that briefly describes the patient and

why they are receiving care. The patient summary is not saved to the permanent medical record.

Actions - ability to add/complete free text "to do" items that serve as reminders of activities that

need to be done for the patient. These action items are not saved to the permanent medical record.

Situational Awareness - ability to add/delete free text comments to be shared between clinicians to

help communicate what is going on with the patient and plan for what might happen. These

comments are not saved to the permanent medical record.

Length of Stay / Expected LOS - the LOS and ELOS are calculated based on the admit date/time and a

documented estimated discharge date/time.

Active Diagnoses - shows all active diagnoses. The diagnoses displayed will be based on the diagnosis

type and classification selected in Bedrock.

Procedures - displays scheduled or performed procedures for the selected encounter as documented from

SurgiNet.

Code Status - displays the details related to the resuscitation status order. Cerner recommends that clients

create a resuscitation order and place that on a per encounter basis in the inpatient setting.

Clinical data (available with the 5.0 release) - provide key clinical data to the clinician at the time of

handoff, eliminating the need to open the patient's full medical record.

Initial phase of this feature will include Lab results for the last 24 / 48 hours and a list of active

medications.

Future phase to include Vital Signs, Intake/Output and Care Team.

Remove Patient - provides the ability to remove a patient from the list (patient will also be removed from

the respective PowerChart Patient List). This action is only available on "custom" patient lists.

PowerChart Table of Contents Organize the Table of Contents so that the components most vital to the Hospitalist's Workflow are sequenced first.

Then include a spacer, followed by other components that the Hospitalist might use less often, sequenced in

alphabetical order.

MPages Build

Hospitalist View A ViewPoint is a group of MPages designed to fit the needs of a specific position. Below you can see a ViewPoint

tailored for a Hospitalist. Each tab represents an MPage.

At a minimum, you should include in the Viewpoint:

Admit

Manage

Discharge

Build for the ViewPoint is completed within bedrock.exe and prefmaint.exe. For detailed steps, refer to the All

About MPages ViewPoint Architecture Capabilities.

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For details related to implementation of or upgrading to the 5.0 release, please refer to All About MPages 5.0

Release.

Hospitalist Workflow

You can localize Cerner's standard MPages content to meet the specific needs of your organization and the users

within each venue of care. The MPages architecture offers organizations the ability to define unique views of the

information contained in their electronic medical record. This localization of Cerner developed standard content is

achieved with a combination of build-specific tools and end-user customization features.

Admit Workflow

Add the following components to create the Admit workflow. Within the View Builder, you can specify for each

component whether it defaults to ON, OFF or REQUIRED for the physician. From the page level component menu,

the physician can then choose to turn components on or off to better configure the page to their specific workflow

needs. The below defaults are recommended to optimize performance.

COMPONENT DEFAULT SETTING

Chief Complaint On

Documents On

Vital Signs On

Consolidated Problems Required

Allergies Off

Home Medications On

Medications Required

Labs On

Diagnostics On

Pathology Off

Microbiology Off

Social History On

Family History On

Procedure History On

Pregnancy History Off

Subjective/History of Present Illness On - if using Dynamic Documentation

Review of Systems On - if using Dynamic Documentation

Objective/Physical Exam On - if using Dynamic Documentation

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Order Profile On

New Order Entry On

Chief Complaint

Enable the edit functionality of Chief Complaint - Yes

Chief Complaint Documented:

Chief Complaint

Documents

Linked to Documentation tab

Clinical Documents Documented:

History and Physical Reports

Consultation Notes

Progress Notes

Discharge Note- Phys

Look back time frame:

Default to All Encounters last 30 days

Vital Signs

Temp Results Documented (grouped):

Temperature (Route Not Specified)

Temperature Axillary

Temperature Bladder

Temperature Brain

Temperature Esophageal

Temperature Intravascular

Temperature Oral

Temperature Rectal

Temperature Skin

Temperature Temporal Artery

Temperature Tympanic

NOTE: If only 1 or 2 temperature results are mapped, include them in the "Other Vitals" sections

instead of this separate Temperature subsection.

Blood Pressure Results Documented (grouped):

Diastolic Blood Pressure (Standard, Invasive, Sitting, Standing, Supine)

Diastolic Pressure Assisted

Systolic Blood Pressure (Standard, Invasive, Sitting, Standing, Supine)

Systolic Pressure Assisted

Other Vital Signs Results Documented:

Heart Rate

Pulse Rate

Respiratory Rate

Respiratory Rate, Spontaneous

PowerForms Charted:

Vital Signs



Consolidated Problems

Enable Infobutton - Yes

Linked to Diagnoses & Problems

Source Vocab: ICD-9-CM

Display IMO Synonyms Indicator- Yes

Diagnosis type - Discharge

Confirmation type- Confirmed

Classification type- Medical

Allergies

Default component to "Off"

Linked to Allergies

Home Medications

Linked to Medication List

Allow Medication Modification Indicator – Yes


Medications



Display Administered Medications - No

Administered medications look back hours -- if turned on, default to 24 hours

Display Continuous Medications - Yes

Display Discontinued Medications - No

Discontinued Medications look back hours -- if turned on, default to 24 hours

Display PRN Medications - Yes

Display Scheduled Medications - Yes

Display Suspended Medications - No

Labs

To optimize performance, only utilize the Secondary Lab section mapped at the highest level of the event set

hierarchy.

Secondary Lab Results

Laboratory



Default to All Encounters last 1 week

Diagnostics

Linked to Radiology (examples listed in alphabetical order):

"Other" results section:

Abdomen AP

Abdomen AP Obliques Cone Views

Abdomen Complete w/ Decub/Erect

Abdomen Series w/ Chest 1 View

Chest 2 Views

Chest 2 Views w/ Apical Lordotic

Chest 2 View w/ Fluoroscopy

Chest 2 Views w/ Obliques

Chest Minimum 4 Views

Chest Minimum 4 Views w/ Fluoroscopy

Chest Special Views

Chest Stereo Frontal

XR Chest 1 View Frontal

XR Chest Decubitus Bilateral

XR Chest Decubitus Left

XR Chest Decubitus Right

Electrocardiogram-EKG



Pathology


Linked to Pathology

Results Documented:

Pathology



Microbiology


Linked to Microbiology

Results Documented:

Microbiology



Social History

Linked to Social History tab

Family History

Linked to Family History tab

Procedure History

Linked to Procedure tab

Enable SurgiNet option - Yes (only if SurgiNet is installed)

Pregnancy History


Linked to Pregnancy tab

Order Profile

Default grouping of orders - Clinical Category

Default pending order department statuses:

In Process

In Lab

New Order Entry

Label for component - "New Order Entry"

Linked to Orders

Enable "Orders Look-Up" - Yes

Venue type indicator - select No (orders will default to Inpatient type)

Ability to order PowerPlans - Yes

Display tab for personal favorites - Yes

Display tab for public (facility defined) favorites - Yes

Display tab for searching other provider's favorites - Yes

Label for personal favorites tab - "Mine"

Label for public favorites tab - "Public"

Label for shared favorites tab - "Shared"

Manage Workflow

Add the following components in the following order to create the Manage workflow:


Documents On

Vital Signs On

Consolidated Problems On

Allergies Off

Medications Required

Labs On

Diagnostics On

Pathology On

Microbiology On

Histories On

Intake and Output On

Subjective/History of Present Illness On - if using Dynamic Documentation

Objective/Physical Exam On - if using Dynamic Documentation

Order Profile On

New Order Entry On

Documents

Linked to Documentation tab



Consultation Notes

Progress Notes




Vital Signs




Temperature Bladder

Temperature Brain



Temperature Oral

Temperature Rectal

Temperature Skin











Heart Rate

Pulse Rate

Respiratory Rate


PowerForms Charted:

Vital Signs







Display IMO Synonyms Indicator- Yes




Allergies


Linked to Allergies

Medications




Administered medications look back hours -- if turned on, default to 24 hours


Display Discontinued Medications - No





Labs


hierarchy.


Laboratory




Diagnostics



Abdomen AP




Chest 2 Views






Chest Special Views







Look back time frame:** Default to All Encounters last 1 week

Pathology

Linked to Pathology

Results Documented:

Pathology



Microbiology



Results Documented:

Microbiology



Histories

Linked to Histories tab


Intake and Ouput

Linked to Interactive View and I&O

Output count date

Map all results related to intake and output

Order Profile

Default grouping of orders - Clinical Category

Default pending order department statuses:

In Process

In Lab

New Order Entry

Label for component - "New Order Entry"

Linked to Orders










Discharge Workflow

The "workflow" format for the discharge process is currently in development; therefore, the recommendation is to

use the standard Discharge Summary MPage view to support the discharge process. When creating the discharge

view via View Builder, the following components are recommended in order to support the discharge workflow:


Patient Demographic Banner Off

Discharge Readiness On

Patient Information On


Medication Reconcillation On

New Order Entry On

Documents On

Patient Education On

Follow-Up On

Quality Measures On

Results On

Outstanding Orders On

Diagnoses On

Discharge Order On

Discharge Readiness

Default Collapsed

Anticipated Discharge Date Documented:

Anticipated Discharge Date

Patient Information

Default Collapsed

Display Reason for Visit - Yes

Display Primary Physician - Yes

Display Attending Physician - Yes

Display Admitting Physician - Yes

Display Room/Bed - Yes

Display Admit Date - Yes

Display Medical Service - No

Display Emergency Contact Information - No

Resuscitation Status Order Documented:

Resuscitation Status

Mode of Arrival Documented

Chief Complaint Documented:

Chief Complaint

Advanced Directive Documented:

Advanced Directives

Anticipated Discharge Date Documented:

Anticipated Discharge Date

Patient Information Diet Orders:

Bland Diet

Breast Milk Diet

Calorie Control Diet

Calorie Count

Dietary Supplements

Diet Per Dietician

Fluid Restriction

Liquid Diet

Mechanical Diet

NPO

Pediatric Formula

Pureed Diet

Regular Diet

Soft Diet

Therapeutic Diet

Tube Feeding

Patient Information Activity Orders Documented:

Ambulate

Bedrest

Dangle at Bedside

Up to Chair








Medication Reconciliation


Label for dashboard - "Meds Rec"

New Order Entry

Label for component - "Discharge Orders"

Linked to Orders










Documents

Label for component - "Discharge Documentation"

Label for dashboard - "D/C Note"

Linked to Documentation



Consultation Notes

Progress Notes

ED Note- Physician

Discharge Summary

Operative Report

Look back time frame:** Default to All Encounters last 30 days

Patient Education

Default Expanded

Label for component - "Patient Education"

Do not select heading as a link

Enable quick add function - Yes (this will launch the Patient Education / Follow Up module)

Define the patient education dashboard label if the Discharge Readiness Dashboard has been implemented

If patient education materials are being documented outside of the Patient Education module, define the

documented primitive event sets to be pulled into the component

Follow Up

Default Expanded

Label for component - "Follow Up"

Do not select heading as a link

Enable quick add function - Yes (this will launch the Patient Education / Follow Up module)

Define the follow up dashboard label if the Discharge Readiness Dashboard has been implemented

Quality Measures - Requires separate content package

Default Collapsed

Label for dashboard - "QM"

PowerPlan Level Status Selections:

Done

In Process

Pending

Results

Linked to Lab - Recent

Default Collapsed

Result Documented:

Quick View

Outstanding Orders

Linked to Orders

Default Collapsed

Incomplete Orders Catalog Type:

Consults

Laboratory

Radiology

Incomplete Orders Order Status:

Future

Incomplete

In Process

On Hold, Med Student

Ordered

Suspended

Diagnoses

Default Collapsed

Label for dashboard - "Dx"

Discharge Diagnosis Type: Discharged


IMO Synonyms Indicator - No

Diagnosis Classification: Medical

Discharge Order

Label for component - "Discharge Quick Orders"

Default Collapsed

Label for dashboard - "D/C Order"

Discharge Orders Documented:

Discharge Patient

Preliminary Cause of Death

Discharge Process

Discharging a patient or ending a visit is a key process for any provider. When it is configured correctly, you can

access the discharge process though the MPages Discharge Process icon in the ViewPoint, rather than hunting for it

in the PowerChart toolbar.

Enable Discharge Process - Yes

Chart Search

You can perform a chart search from within the ViewPoint. Healthe Intent Chart Search is a powerful tool,

providing you with unprecedented search capabilities across the entire patient record.

Enable Chart Search - Yes

Patient Summaries ViewPoint In addition to the Hospitalist Workflow ViewPoint, the hospitalist may also benefit from a ViewPoint containing

several summary views consisting of a collection of more condensed components to get a quick view of the patient's

current status. These components are similar to those contained in the Hospitalist Workflow but show a more

limited set of content face-up (i.e. the Vitals summary component shows 3 results face up instead of a flowsheet

view).

The Patient Summaries ViewPoint contains a standard Patient Summary view configured specifically for the

hospitalist. Additionally, it contains the Physiology View which utilizes graphs and tables to display physiologic

measurements aligned by date/time and organized based on body systems.

Configuring the Patient Summary View The Patient Summary View is intended to provide a quick view of the patient's current status. Conversely, the

Admit/Manage/Discharge Views described above should be used to provide a summary of the patient as well as

drive a specific workflow. Below, are the recommended settings and configurations for building a Patient Summary

view to be used for the Hospitalist.

The Patient Summary view should be initially built utilizing the View Builder within Bedrock. This will allow your

facility to specify the components that have been designed for the Hospitalist, while also allowing physicians the

ability to further refine their view, adding / removing components to better fit their specific workflow needs. The

following recommendations will help to ensure appropriate information is available while also facilitating optimal

system performance.


Patient Information Off

Allergies Off

Medications On

Home Medications On

Social History On

Family History On

Procedure History On

Pregnancy History Off


Documents On

Vital Signs On

Labs On

Diagnostics On

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Pathology Off

Microbiology Off

New Order Entry On

Intake and Output On

Lines, Tubes and Drains Off

Outstanding Orders Off

Immunizations Off

Visits Off

Display Patient Demographic Banner- No

MPage-Level Settings- Display Name: Patient Summary

Patient Information Default component to "Off"

Linked to Patient Information in PowerChart

Display Reason for Visit

Display Primary Physician

Display Attending Physician

Display Room/Bed

Display Admit Date

Display Emergency Contact Information

Document: Chief Complaint

Document: Anticipated Discharge Date

Allergies Default component to "Off"

Linked to Allergies

Medications Linked to Medication List

Default expanded


Administered medications look back hours – if turned on, default to 24 hours


Display Discontinued Medications - Yes





Home Medications Linked to Medication List

Default collapsed

Allow Medication Modification Indicator – Yes

Social History Linked to Social History tab

Default collapsed

Family History Linked to Family History tab

Default collapsed

Procedure History Linked to Procedure tab


Default collapsed

Pregnancy History Default component to "Off"

Linked to Pregnancy tab

Consolidated Problems Default collapsed


Linked to Diagnoses and Problems





Documents Linked to Documentation

Default expanded



Consultation Notes

Progress Notes




Vital Signs Default expanded




Temperature Bladder

Temperature Brain



Temperature Oral

Temperature Rectal

Temperature Skin











Heart Rate

Pulse Rate

Respiratory Rate


PowerForms Charted:

Vital Signs



Labs


hierarchy.

Default expanded


Laboratory




Diagnostics Default collapsed



Abdomen AP




Chest 2 Views






Chest Special Views







Look back time frame:** Default to All Encounters last 1 week

Pathology Default component to "Off"

Linked to Pathology

Results Documented:

Pathology

Look back time frame:** Default to All Encounters last 30 days

Microbiology Default component to "Off"

Default collapsed


Results Documented:

Microbiology



New Order Entry Linked to Orders

Default collapsed










Intake and Output Linked to Interactive View and I&O

Default collapsed

Output count date

Map to all results related to intake and output

Lines, Tubes and Drains Default component to "Off"

Linked to Interactive View and I&O

Will need to define the lines, tubes and drains to pull in by default

Outstanding Orders

The intent of this component is to show any orders that have not yet been completed which allows the clinician to

do the appropriate follow up, if needed.


Linked to Orders

Incomplete order catalog types:

Consults

Laboratory

Radiology

Incomplete orders order status selection:

Future

Incomplete

InProcess

On Hold, Med Student

Ordered

Suspended

Immunizations Default component to "Off"

Linked to Immunizations

Visits Default component to "Off"

Linked to Patient Information

Configure the Quick Orders View The Quick Orders and Charges view is intended to provide a full screen of commonly placed orders and charges to

expedite the ordering process. This page is setup and configured utilizing the Quick Orders and Charges

Configuration MPage.

For optimal performance of Quick Orders and Charges please consider the following:

Total # of views within Quick Orders and Charges:

Recommended maximum – 15

Total # of components in a single view for Quick Orders and Charges:


Total # of components across all views within Quick Orders and Charges:


Component design for Quick Orders and Charges:

Recommend consolidating similar components within subfolders within a single component.

Performance impacted when toggling view within view selector for Quick Orders and Charges:

Recommended workflow is to allow for providers to default to a single view that they will need.

Component layout for Quick Orders and Charges:

Components load from left to right and top to bottom. Expanded components will load first.

Recommended design is to have expanded and most critical components on the top-left.

Maintain Hospitalist Favorite Folders Favorite Folders for Problems, Diagnosis, Family History, Allergies and Procedure History can be built at the

position level. You can find the most common terms entered by Hospitalists using the following queries that can be

found on the Physician Specialty Audits page. Proper utilization of these tools can decrease entry time.

Maintain Order Folders Orders Folders can be configured at the position level in DCPTools.exe > Order Management > Orders Folder

Maintenance Tool. The goal of “Order Folder Favorites” is to streamline the ordering process for a given position or

specialty. Best practices of this build process, for purposes of click-fatigue, are achieved when using shallow folder

hierarchies. Commonly placed orders can be found by utilizing this query,

PHYSEXP_COMMON_ORDERS_AUDIT.

In order to verify the most appropriate order sentences are associated to commonly placed orders, an analysis can be

done on all order details using Order Detail Analysis by Specialty. The outputs can then be copied and pasted into

this Order Details Analysis Macro, click “Organize Audit” to aggregate the data. When pasting the output into the

macro, make sure that the first column is not empty.

You can view an example of the Order Detail Analysis here. On the first page, you'll see the top 100 orders placed

by a specialty, along with an order sentence pulled together from the most commonly entered value for each

required order detail. Click on the individual order to see its entire order detail analysis.

Once Order Folders are configured, open Discernvisualdeveloper, and run the following query

?

select * from alt_sel_cat x Order by x.long_description.

The complete the following steps:

1. Find the ALT_SEL_CAT_ID of the configured folders

2. Then log into PrefMaint

3. Under the 'View' menu, select 'View PVC_NAME'

4. In the left hand pane, expand Chart, and select PowerOrders

5. Look for the following preferences and insert the ALT_SEL_CAT_ID as the PVC_VALUE

AMBINOFFICE_CATALOG_BROWSER_ROOT

AMBUL_CATALOG_BROWSER_ROOT

DSCHMEDS_CATALOG_BROWSER_ROOT

HXMEDS_CATALOG_BROWSER_ROOT

INPT_CATALOG_BROWSER_ROOT

Create Common Hospitalist Folders for Lab, Rad and Medication orders in the inpatient setting.

Every properly designed departmental home folder has three characteristics:

It never includes missing required OEF details. Every order in a departmental home folder should have

ALL OEF's defaulted-in (e.g., stat, route, dosage, reason for exam, method of transport, etc): no exceptions.

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It lists orders that are almost literally in daily use. Infrequent orders do not belong in the departmental home

folder, although such orders might be useful in sub-folders. Orders that are used once a month or less do

not even belong in sub-folders. These are functional, efficient, and concrete design guidelines.

A Home Folder should NEVER go onto a second page (i.e., require scrolling).

Example Hospitalist Root Folder Structure

PowerPlans The use of PowerPlans can increase the efficiency of the ordering process by grouping together orders which are

commonly placed together. Most commonly used PowerPlans can be found by running the Top Powerplans audit.

Consider creating a PowerPlan for the top diagnoses found by running the Top Diagnosis audit. The PowerPlans

below are examples, and are not based on medical evidence.

Document Types To save time during the documentation process, it is important to filter down the Document Type list to include only

the note types that are leveraged by the Hospitalist. This is done in dcptools>Documentation Management>Clinical

Document Management Tool. Select the Position Default List tab, select the position, and select the important

document types. Sequence the list to meet the needs of the Hospitalist. Below is an example of which note types to

include for Hospitalist's:

Admission Note-Physician

Discharge Note-Physician

History and Physical Inpatient

History and Physical Office/Clinic

History and Physical Pre-Admission

Office/Clinic Note-Physician

Progress Note-Physician

Correspondence Letter

ED Note-Physician

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Provider Letters The new Provider Letter functionality will give the ability to easily create, print, and send provider letters from

PowerChart via fax or mail. Letter creation will leverage note templates, auto text and smart templates, similar to

patient letters, and will support unique headers and footers per physician, including graphics if desired. The National

Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES) database can be used to search for the appropriate provider

fax/mail information. Please access the Reference Pages for more information regarding this functionality.

Below is a preview of a Provider Letter including an attachment

Smart Templates Smart Templates allow Hospitalists the ability to quickly insert data into their note, from other areas of the chart

(such as problems, lab results, and so on). For more information on standard Smart Templates please refer to the

following link: Smart Templates. To create tailored Smart Templates for Hospitalists, leverage the Smart Template

Wizard in Bedrock. For more information on the Smart Template Wizard, please click here.

Related Results Settings Related Results are results attached to orders to help make clinical decisions at the time of order entry. This allows

the hospitalist to not leave the ordering conversation screen to read results associated to the order being placed.

Related Results are most commonly associated to medication orders. Related Results can also be associated to

PowerPlans. For more information and configuration, click here.

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Category Drug Result Result - START Event Set Display

Anticoagulents warfarin Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Prothrombin Time PT

International

Normalization Ratio

INR

enoxaparin Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

Occult Blood Stool Occult Bld Stl

Occult Bld Stl ll Occult Bld Stl ll

Occult Bld Stl lll Occult Bld Stl lll

Prothrombin Time PT

Partial Thromboplastin

Time

PTT

anti-Xa Not captured in

START database.

dalteparin Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet




heparin Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet


Time

PTT

ACT Activated Clotting

Time

Statins atorvastatin

fluvastatin

lovastatin

pravastatin

simvastatin

rosuvastatin

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT

Alkaline Phosphatase Alk Phos

Bilirubin Total Bili Total

Albumin Level Albumin

Protein Total Total Protein

Cholesterol Total Chol

HDL Cholesterol HDL

LDL Cholesterol LDL

Cholesterol/HDL Ratio Chol/HDL

LDL Cholesterol Direct LDL Direct

Triglyceride Trig

Other Cholesterol

Lowering Agents

fenofibrate

niacin

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






HDL Cholesterol HDL

LDL Cholesterol LDL



Triglyceride Trig

gemfibrozil Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






HDL Cholesterol HDL

LDL Cholesterol LDL



Triglyceride Trig

White Blood Cell WBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Blood Urea Nitrogen BUN

CREATININE Creatinine

Drugs that need

serum levels

vancomycin Blood Urea Nitrogen BUN


UA Spec Grav UA Spec Grav

UA Protein UA Protein

Specific Gravity Urine

Dipstick


Dipstick - POC

Protein Urine Dipstick Protein Urine Dipstick

- POC


Vancomycin Peak Vanco Pk

Vancomycin Trough Vanco Tr

digoxin Potassium Level Potassium

Magnesium Level Magnesium

Calcium Level Total Calcium



Digoxin Level Digoxin

Apical Heart Rate Apical Heart Rate

Peripheral Pulse Rate Peripheral Pulse Rate

Heart Rate Monitored Heart Rate Monitored

phenytoin Phenytoin Level Total Phenytoin Total

Phenytoin Free Phenytoin Free


Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





gentamicin UA Spec Grav UA Spec Grav



Dipstick


Dipstick - POC


- POC



Gentamicin Level Gent Level

tobramycin UA Spec Grav UA Spec Grav



Dipstick


Dipstick - POC


- POC



Tobramycin Level Tobra Level

amikacin UA Spec Grav UA Spec Grav



Dipstick


Dipstick - POC


- POC



Amikacin Level Amikacin Level

Vital Signs Vital Signs

lithium Lithium Level Lithium



Thryoid Stimulating

Hormone

TSH

Sodium Level Sodium

Potassium Level Potassium

Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2


Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

Neutrophil Automated Neutro Auto

Lymphocyte Automated Lymph Auto

Monocyte Automated Mono Auto

Eosinophil Automated Eos Auto

Basophil Automated Basophil Auto




Dipstick


Dipstick - POC


- POC

Urine Beta Human

Chorionic Gonadotropin

Qualitative

Urine BHCG Qual

Beta hCG Ql Beta hCG Ql

Inotropic Agents nitroglycerin Systolic Blood Pressure Systolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Systolic Blood Pressure

Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive Pressure Invasive




dobutamine

dopamine

Systolic Blood Pressure Systolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Mean Arterial Pressure,

Cuff

Mean Arterial

Pressure, Cuff


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive


Invasive

Mean Arterial

Pressure, Invasive




Central Venous

Pressure

Central Venous

Pressure

Insulin insulin aspart

insulin aspart protamine

insulin aspart-insulin aspart

protamine

insulin glargine

insulin isophane

insulin isophane-insulin

regular

insulin lispro

insulin lispro protamine

insulin lispro-insulin lispro

protamine

insulin regular

Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Glucose Fasting Glucose Fasting

Glucose Level Glucose

Glucose Random Glucose Random

Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2

Hemoglobin A1c Hgb A1c

Ketones Ketones

Insulin Level Not captured in

START database.

Urine Microalbumin Not captured in

START database.

Ketones Not captured in

START database.

antidiabetic agents pioglitazone

rosiglitazone

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary






START database.

metformin Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary




Ketones Ketones

Vitamin B12 Level Vitamin B12

Folate Level Folate

Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct



START database.

glyburide Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary





Narcotics hydromorphone

morphine

oxycodone

acetaminophen/oxycodone

hydrocodone

acetaminophen/hydrocodone

meperidine

fentanyl

codeine

acetaminophen/codeine

levorphanol

methadone

SpO2 SpO2

Respiratory Rate: Respiratory Rate


Pressure


Pressure Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Benzodiazepines lorazepam

alprazolam

chlordiazepoxide

clonazepam

clorazepate

diazepam

estazolam

flurazepam

oxazepam

quazepam

temazepam

triazolam

SpO2 SpO2

Respiratory Rate: Respiratory Rate


Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive




TPN TPN Calcium Level Total Calcium

Calcium Level Ionized Calcium Ionized

Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2

Phosphorus Level Phosphorus



Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary




GENERAL

HEMATOLOGY

General Hematology

Electrolytes sodium phosphate

potassium phosphate

Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2




Calcium Level Ionized Calcium Ionized



potassium chloride Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2



Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary




pH pH

magnesium sulfate Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2




Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diuretics furosemide

hydrochlorothiazide

spironolactone

Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2



Antihypertensives clonidine

metoprolol

labetolol

hydralazine

atenolol

nifedipine

verapamil





Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

enalapril Systolic Blood Pressure Systolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive





diltiazem Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Miscellaneous albumin human Systolic Blood Pressure Systolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Central Venous

Pressure

Central Venous

Pressure


metoclopramide Creatinine Clearance Cr Clearance

amiodarone Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT








Thryoid Stimulating

Hormone

TSH



imatinib Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT








Thryoid Stimulating

Hormone

TSH




Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet




Dipstick


Dipstick - POC


- POC


Weight Weight Measured

Weight Estimated Weight Estimated

Weight Dosing Weight Dosing

Birth Weight Birth Weight

Usual Weight Usual Weight

Patient Stated Weight Patient Stated Weight

flutamide Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





succimer Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





azathioprine Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

ribavirin Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





Thryoid Stimulating

Hormone

TSH

Platelet Platelet


Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet






testosterone Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





Prostate Specific PSA

Antigen


HDL Cholesterol HDL

pentamidine Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT







Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary





Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

azithromycin Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet






tretinoin Urine Beta Human


Qualitative

Urine BHCG Qual



Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet


Triglyceride Trig

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





isotretinoin Urine Beta Human


Qualitative

Urine BHCG Qual



Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet







Triglyceride Trig

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





Sedimentation Rate Sed Rate

immune globulin Blood Urea Nitrogen BUN


Creatinine Clearance Cr Clearance

Urine Output Urine Output

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Central Nervous

System Agents

carbamazepine Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

Reticulocyte Reticulocyte

Iron Level Iron

Sodium Level Sodium

Osmolality Osmolality

Triiodothyronine T3 Total

Thyroxine T4

Thryoid Stimulating

Hormone

TSH




Dipstick


Dipstick - POC


- POC


Carbamazepine Level Carbamazazepine

felbamate Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet


valproic acid Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

Valproic Acid Level Valpro Acid

ethotoin

methsuximide

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





ethosuximide Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet




Dipstick


Dipstick - POC


- POC

serum ethosuximide

levels

Not captured in

START database.

oxcarbazepine Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





Sodium Level Sodium

tolcapone Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

riluzole Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet




Dipstick


Dipstick - POC


- POC

tizanidine Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT







Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2

Total Carbon Dioxide

Arterial

CO2 Totl Art


Venous

CO2 Totl Ven


Capillary

CO2 Totl Cap


Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet






clozapine

risperidone

aripiprazole

olanzapine

quetiapine

ziprasidone


Vital Signs Vital Signs


HDL Cholesterol HDL

LDL Cholesterol LDL



Triglyceride Trig

Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary





Body Mass Index

Measured

Body Mass Index

Measured

Body Mass Index Body Mass Index

Estimated Estimated

Weight Weight Measured

Weight Estimated Weight Estimated

Weight Dosing Weight Dosing

Birth Weight Birth Weight

Usual Weight Usual Weight

Patient Stated Weight Patient Stated Weight


Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

ECG Not captured in

START database.

anti-rejection drugs cyclosporine Systolic Blood Pressure Systolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2


Arterial

CO2 Totl Art


Venous

CO2 Totl Ven


Capillary

CO2 Totl Cap

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






HDL Cholesterol HDL

LDL Cholesterol LDL



Triglyceride Trig

Serum Cyclosporine

Levels

Not captured in

START database.

tacrolimus CREATININE Creatinine

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2


Arterial

CO2 Totl Art


Venous

CO2 Totl Ven


Capillary

CO2 Totl Cap

Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary





Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Serum tacrolimus levels Not captured in

START database.

sirolimus


Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2


Arterial

CO2 Totl Art


Venous

CO2 Totl Ven


Capillary

CO2 Totl Cap

Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary





Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Serum

sirolimus levels

Not captured in

START database.

Thyroid Medications levothyroxine Triiodothyronine T3 Total

Free Thyroxine Index FTI

Thyroxine T4

Thryoid Stimulating

Hormone

TSH





Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Arthritis Agents diclofenac Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT










Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

nabumetone Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT







meloxicam Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT








Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet






leflunomide Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT








Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet






Tuberculosis Agents isoniazid

rifampin

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





pyrazinamide Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





Uric Acid Uric Acid

dapsone Aspartate AST

Aminotransferase

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

Platelet Platelet


HIV Agents ritonavir Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary





Triglyceride Trig

CPK Iso Index CPK Iso Index

Uric Acid Uric Acid

indinavir

nevirapine

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT









Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2


Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet






lamivudine Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

efavirenz Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT








Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2



Antifungal amphotericin CREATININE Creatinine


Sodium Level Sodium


Chloride Chloride

Carbon Dioxide CO2


Arterial

CO2 Totl Art


Venous

CO2 Totl Ven


Capillary

CO2 Totl Cap

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





Temperature Axillary Temperature Axillary

Temperature Oral Temperature Oral

Temperature Tympanic Temperature

Tympanic

Temperature Skin Temperature Skin

Temperature Rectal Temperature Rectal

Temperature

Intravascular

Temperature

Intravascular

Temperature Brain Temperature Brain

Temperature Bladder Temperature Bladder

Temperature

Esophageal

Temperature

Esophageal

Temperature Temporal

Artery

Temperature

Temporal Artery

Temperature (Route Not

Specified)

Temperature (Route

Not Specified)

Prothrombin Time PT


Time

PTT


Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

griseofulvin Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





Red Blood Cell RBC



itraconazole

ketoconazole

Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





fluconazole CREATININE Creatinine



Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT





terbinafine Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

Steroids methylprednisolone

prednisone

dexamethasone

hydrocortisone


Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Blood Glucose,

Capillary

Blood Glucose,

Capillary




Sodium Level Sodium


Carbon Dioxide CO2


Arterial

CO2 Totl Art


Venous

CO2 Totl Ven


Capillary

CO2 Totl Cap

Colony Stimulating

Factors

filgrastim White Blood Cell WBC

Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet

sargramostim Respiratory Rate Respiratory Rate


Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure

Diastolic Blood

Pressure


Cuff

Mean Arterial

Pressure, Cuff


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive


Invasive

Mean Arterial

Pressure, Invasive


Red Blood Cell RBC

Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct

Platelet Platelet






Platelet Platelet



Aspartate

Aminotransferase

AST

Alanine

Aminotransferase

ALT






WBC stimulating

factors

epoetin alfa Hemoglobin Hgb

Hematocrit Hct


Pressure


Pressure Pressure


Invasive

Systolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Diastolic Blood

Pressure Invasive

Ferritin Level Ferritin

Transferrin Transferrin


Red Blood Cell RBC

Platelet Platelet










darbepoetin alfa Hemoglobin Hgb

Ferritin Level Ferritin

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