I cannot believe I'm even asking this, but here we go again. The ongoing saga continues between some of the staff and senior management, who believe the answer to all point of care documentation issues, is to place hardwired pcs in all patient rooms and ME who totally disagrees !
If you have returned to hardwired pcs in patient rooms, - are the pcs on arms, - where have you placed the pc to make convenient for all, - what do you do in two patient rooms,etc? How many carts and tablets do you have in addition to the hardwired in-room pc? Do staff find this a much better solution, and they always do POC documentation now?? Do the rounding physicians use the hardwired in-room pc or do they carry a tablet? Also, for any of you who've had pcs in rooms and are now adding more mobile solutions or have removed the pcs from the rooms, will you please speak up also? I appreciate everyone's time once again on this "perfect hardware" discussion that faces all of us ! Thanks, Jackie Jackie Welch RN BSN Clinical Systems Systems Information Systems Great River Health Systems 1221 South Gear Avenue West Burlington, Iowa 52655 319.768.4417 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.greatrivermedical.org/ <http://www.greatrivermedical.org/>
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