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RPMS Package Optimizations

RPMS Package Optimizations. Learning Objectives. Review the RPMS Clinical Applications that Impact RPMS EHR Functionality. Discuss the Importance of Identifying RPMS Package Owners. Delineate the Steps for Optimizing the Identified RPMS Packages. Are Your Patches Current?.

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RPMS Package Optimizations

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  1. RPMS Package Optimizations

  2. Learning Objectives • Review the RPMS Clinical Applications that Impact RPMS EHR Functionality. • Discuss the Importance of IdentifyingRPMS Package Owners. • Delineate the Steps for Optimizingthe Identified RPMS Packages.

  3. Are Your Patches Current? How do I find out? • Look in Kernel Installation and Distribution Package • May need to contact local Site Manager • Check this website for the latest Software Versions and Patches List at the IHS website: http://www.ihs.gov/Cio/RPMS/index.cfm?module=home&option=software

  4. Patches for RPMS packages • Lab- LR • Pharmacy- APSP • PCC Data Entry- APCD • Women’s Health- BW • Immunization- BI • PIMS- PIMS • Radiology- RA • Patient Reg- AG • Behavioral health- AMH • Health Summary (IHS) - APCH • Health Summary Components – BHS • Health Summary (VA) - GMTS

  5. Adverse Reaction Tracking • Assign “GMRA” keys to Data Entry and utilize “ALG” mnemonic to document allergies (instead of using Problem List) • Run “Allergy Reports” in PCC Data Entry and enter allergies into “Adverse Reaction Tracking Package”and remove from problem list • Assign Pharmacist to review all new Allergies that will be entered using EHR. This person should learn the RPMS Adverse Reaction Tracking Package (how to verify allergies).

  6. Asthma Registry System • Setup Asthma Registry and update with new Asthma Patients • Setup Medication Taxonomies – Consult with Pharmacy for medications used at your facility • Add Asthma Supplement to Health Summary • Run Asthma Quality Reports

  7. CHS/MIS • CHS, Case Managers and Medical Records staff should collaborate to identify a process to include notice that outside referral and diagnostic reports have been returned to the facility and are available for Provider review. • This process may be included in notifications so that both the Provider, Case Managers and the CHS staff will be informed of the completed contract health service item.

  8. Diabetes Management System • Review Setup Diabetes Registry and update with new Diabetic Patients • Review Setup Lab Taxonomies • Consult with Lab Manager for names of lab tests at your facility • Review Setup of Medication Taxonomies • Consult with Pharmacy for medications used at your facility • Add Diabetes Supplement to Health Summary • Conduct “Automated Diabetes Audit” and compare to “Hand Audit” using same patient cohort

  9. Immunization • Assign BIZMENU and BIZ Patient Edit keys to all users who enter immunizations. • Review all vaccines in the VAC table • “Activate” vaccines in use. • “Inactivate” vaccines not used • Review all vaccine lot numbers • “Activate” lot numbers in use • “Inactivate” lot numbers no longer in use • Review “Vaccine Information Sheet” (VIS) dates within VAC table

  10. Immunization (continued) • Review the Site Parameters to ensureLot Numbers are required • Determine who will enter new lot numbers into the Immunization Package when they arrive • Teach users (nurses or providers) how to enter immunizations in the Immunization Package

  11. Laboratory • Review Laboratory Exam CPT codes(Lab menu> BLR Menu>CPT) • Review Accession Test Groups (menu of tests)and Create New Accession Test Groups to be Usedby Clinics and Wards • Ensure that setup for both “Point-of-Care” and “Reference Lab” tests results display in the Lab Package

  12. Laboratory (continued) • Review All Tests in the Laboratory Test file (#60) and Inactivate Tests no Longer in Use(Set the TYPE to NEITHER and delete synonyms) • Review Holders of the “LRLAB” Key • Assign LOINC Codes to Lab Tests in the Laboratory Test file (Contact OIT for assistance) • Review Setup of Label Printers for Clinics, ER, and Inpatient to be Used for EHR orders

  13. Laboratory (Prep for POC Lab component) • Identify what point of care labs you plan to use at your facility • Give list to Lab Package Administrator • Review EHR v1.1p5 notes and implementation guide • Lab Package Administrator should make sure the labs are set up correctly in the lab package according to the POC documentation provided with EHR v1.1p5 and the Lab Package. • Determine process for POC labs • Where (clinics) • Who (what personnel will perform tests and enter results • Ensure policies and procedures are in place to support POC lab use • POC Lab component is added to the GUI like any other component in Design mode • Final configuration is done in a file called BLR BEHO POC CONTROL file in FileMan. Strongly consider having Lab Informaticist configure this file.

  14. POC Lab component

  15. BLR BEHO POC CONTROL FILE

  16. Pharmacy • Maintain drug file in Pharmacy 5/7 • Work with Pharmacy Consultant on“Pharmacy Data Management” • Utilize “Paperless Refill” Option • Utilize “EHR Coding Queue” for Managing “Paperless Refills” • Have all NDF patches been installed and verified?

  17. Radiology • Review Radiology Order Menu(List of Radiology Procedures) • Inactivate Procedures no Longer in Use • Review Radiology Exams in the Radiology Package> Supervisor’s menu> Utility File Maintenance Menu> Procedure Edit Menu • Review CPT Codes

  18. Radiology (continued) • Review Process for Radiology Orders that Need to be “Overridden to Completion” if Radiology Report is not Entered into Radiology Package • Review system for getting Radiology Reports into Radiology Package

  19. RCIS • Delineate the Steps of the Referral Process(e.g., Are Referrals Entered into the Systemby the Provider or CHS staff • Check the Link between RCIS and PCC • Review the Template within the RCIS Application to be Utilized by Your Facility to Populate Data on the Purchase Order (Local Category Prompts) • Review RCIS Site Parameters • Review Parameters According to Local Practicesand Data/Report Needs

  20. Scheduling (PIMS) • Review Clinic setup for Locations within Your Facility • Visit Type: Phone Call, Chart Review, Coordination of Care or Case Management, Pharmacy, Lab & Radiology • Use Correct “Service” Category • Ensure Clinics “Create Visit at Check-in” • Review your process to “Check In” Patients

  21. Third Party Billing/Medical Records • Review the PCC Master Control file and make sure that all of the Packages are set to pass data to PCC • Review the Third Party Billing Package site parameters

  22. Medical Records • Review EHR Coding Queue (PCC Data Entry Patch 8) • Review Coding Paperless Refills Process • Review all Fields of Health Summaries • Review Process for Tracking Providers Utilizing EHR

  23. Women’s Health • Review Site Parameters • Ensure Link to Pass Procedures to PCC • Review Case Managers setup • Review letters setup • Review Pap Smears Process - Lab Package and/or the Women’s Health Package • Review the System for Entering PAP Results in Women’ Health Package

  24. Women’s Health (continued) • Review System for Entering Mammography Exam, Breast Exams, and Biopsies into Women’s Health • Review System for Printing Lettersand Tracking Delinquent Reports

  25. Questions & Discussion

  26. Are You Feeling Overwhelmed?

  27. Don’t Panic • RPMS-EHR is a TEAM effort! • The CAC does not ownevery RPMS Package.

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