Children’s is rolling out the Cerner Standard Banner Bar to the majority of ambulatory and multi-disciplinary staff on December 13. Inpatient staff will continue using a custom banner bar.
Note: Providers have been using the Cerner Standard Banner Bar since November 2020.
A Concentration/Rate Change alert will display when a patient’s continuous medication infusion rate has changed.
Several IView changes are being implemented regarding Wound Ostomy consults, the Power Port field in a Dynamic Grouper, new chest tube documentation options, and new assumed pain reassessments documentation options.
Clinical Highlights will display a new Home Care Patient link when services are received from Children’s Home Care.
A new alert will display in the Death Record Form to avoid the initiation of multiple forms.
Children’s is rolling out the Cerner Standard Banner Bar to the majority of ambulatory and multi-disciplinary staff on December 13. Providers will not be impacted by this rollout as they have been using the Cerner Standard Banner Bar since November 2020.
Inpatient staff will continue using a custom banner bar.
As a part of the digital front door strategy, Children’s Minnesota is launching a new Cerner application called Referral Management (ARM) on April 30, 2024. Referral Management will streamline and enhance our internal processes of originating and receiving referral orders and requests as well as keeping patients within our Children’s Minnesota system of care.
Please read more about Referral Management, who will be impacted, where to find training and resources and what support is available during go-live and following implementation.
Children’s of MN adopts coding and documentation guidelines from the AMA. We do not typically follow CMS (Medicare based) rules because Children’s is not a Medicare-based facility.
The Media Gallery component has been added to all Workflow Summary pages.