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Documentation

Written legal record of all Pertinent interventions with the patient assessments diagnosis plans interventions and evaluations no I’m doing my homework

Personal health record (PHR)

Information sheets that contain the individuals medical history including diagnosis symptoms and medications

Patient record

A compilation of a patients health information; the patient record is the only permanent legal document that details the nurses interactions with the patient

Electronica health record (EHR)

Digital version of a patient’s chart that may contain the patient’s medical history diagnosis medications treatment plans immunization dates ,allergies ,radiology images ,and laboratory and test results

Electronic medication administration records (eMAR or MAR)

A patient’s medication record must include documentation of all medications administered to the patient (drug ,route ,time ,the nurse administering the drug ,the reason of administration, it’s effectiveness especially a narcotic ) some eMARs allow providers to look up detailed information about a medication

Health information exchange (HIE)

And electronics system that allows physicians nurses and pharmacists other healthcare providers and patients to appropriately access and securely share a patient’s vital medical information

SOAP format

Method of charting narrative progress notes; organizes data according to subjective information (S) objective information (O) assessment (A) and plan (P)

A process for affective handoff communication among healthcare professionals about a patient’s condition standing for identity introduction situation background assessment recommendation and read back

A process for affective handoff communication among healthcare professionals about a patient’s condition , standing for identity /introduction ,situation ,background assessment ,recommendation and read back

Read-back

A process in which a nurse or other healthcare provider repeated verbal order back to a position to ensure that it was correctly heard and interpreted

Narrative notes

Progress notes written by nurses any source oriented record

Progress notes

Any of a variety of methods of notes that relate how a patient is progressing toward expected outcomes

Bedside report

Standardized, Streamlined shift report system at the bedside; helps ensure the safe handoff of care between nurses by involving the patient and family

Purposeful rounding

Proactive , systematic, nurse- driven, evidence based intervention that helps nurses anticipate and address patient needs.

Handoff

A nurses report to another nurse or health care provider about a patients status and progress

Referral

Process of sending or guiding someone to another source for assistance

Incident report

A report of any event that is not consistent with the routine operation of the healthcare facility and results in or has the potential to result in harm to a patient, employee, or visitor

Discharge

Description of where the patient stands in relation to problems identified in the record at discharge; documents any special teaching or counseling the patient received, including referrals.