Louisiana state university health science center new orleans emergency medicine residency program policies to supplement lsuhsc house officer manual
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- Anesthesia Local infiltration Digital block Regional nerve block Sedation - analgesia for procedures Diagnostic Procedures
- Genital/Urinary Bladder catheterization Foley catheter Suprapubic Testicular detorsion Head and Neck
- Obstetrics Delivery of newborn Abnormal delivery Normal delivery Other Techniques
- Resuscitation Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) Neonatal resuscitation PALS ACLS Adult and Pediatric ATLS Skeletal Procedures
- Follow-Up Log
Common ProceduresThe following are Procedures and Skills Integral to the Practice of Emergency Medicine from the Model of the Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine see also the June 2001 issue of Academic Emergency Medicine. Airway TechniquesAirway adjuncts Cricothyrotomy Heimlich maneuver Intubation
Mechanical ventilation Percutaneous transtracheal ventilation AnesthesiaLocal infiltration Digital block Regional nerve block Sedation - analgesia for procedures Diagnostic ProceduresAnoscopy Arthrocentesis Bedside ultrasonography Cystourethrogram Lumbar puncture Nasogastric tube Paracentesis Pericardiocentesis Peritoneal lavage Slit lamp examination Thoracentesis Tonometry Genital/UrinaryBladder catheterization
Testicular detorsion Head and NeckControl of epistaxis
Laryngoscopy Needle aspiration of peritonsillar abscess Removal of rust ring Tooth replacement Hemodynamic TechniquesArterial catheter insertion Central venous access
Intraosseous infusion Peripheral venous cutdown Blood and Component Therapy Administration
ObstetricsDelivery of newborn
Other TechniquesExcision of thrombosed hemorrhoids Foreign body removal Gastric lavage Gastrostomy tube replacement Incision/Drainage Physical restraints Sexual assault examination Trephination, nails Wound closure techniques Wound management Universal Precautions
ResuscitationCardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) Neonatal resuscitation PALS & ACLS Adult and Pediatric ATLS Skeletal ProceduresFracture/Dislocation immobilization techniques Fracture/Dislocation reduction techniques Spine immobilization techniques
ThoracicCardiac pacing
Defibrillation/Cardioversion Thoracostomy Thoracotomy
Follow-Up LogED RESIDENT FOLLOW-UP SHEET Initials: ________________ MR#: __________________ Case Details: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ED Diagnosis: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Return to mail box of Dr. Detiege Follow-up/ Inpatient Course/ Autopsy report: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Final Diagnosis: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Education Point: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Patient Feedback / Satisfaction: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ED Resident: ____________________________________ Must submit 5 patient follow-up forms/month while in ED, including ED expirations referred to ME/coroner. Follow-up can be achieved via the cliq system. To obtain an autopsy report done at MCLANO, email Dr. Robin McGoey in the Dept of Pathology (rmcgoe@lsuhsc.edu) with the patient’s name and medical record number. The follow up documentation will be through Residency Partner. Residency PartnerRESIDENCY PARTNER COMPUTER SOFTWARE PROGRAM House Officer will be required to comply with institutional policy regarding duty hours monitoring / recording through the use of Residency Partner Computer Program. House Officer must record their duty hours for ACGME compliance by entering the data in the Duty Hours Module of Residency Partner. Periodic monitoring will be done to ensure that duty hours are being logged into the system. Residency Partner is the official web-based system for tracking all resident and fellow demographic information and rotation schedules. It is also used by residents to complete duty hours, procedure logs and evaluations.
For procedures: login to residency partner, go to “cases”, click on “new”, put in correct date, institution and supervisor; the default will be “Emergency Medicine” and “ACGME”. Under ACGME procedures you will find the main procedures you should be logging. If the procedure is not listed under ACGME, then look under ER. Please use the ACGME link preferentially and just write in under comments any specifics. (ie, “central venous access” is an ACGME procedure, then you can type in “femoral” or “subclavian” under comments). You can input more than one procedure per patient, but when you are finished inputting each procedure MAKE SURE you click “Add CPT to Experience” and then click “Save” when you are finished with that patient. Information for Program Directors and Coordinators
Request Residency Partner Support - get help with obtaining access to Residency Partner. .
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