Several IView changes are being implemented. Changes are being made to the Oxygen Therapy section in the ECMO band, the ADL section in the Pediatric Systems band, and a new reference link in the Interpreter Services section of the Pediatric Quick Chart band to access the Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Boards.
A new reference link to the Limited English Proficiency Communication (LEP) Boards will be available in education powerforms and IView.
A discharge link will be added to the Discharge Workflow Summary and the Surgery Discharge Workflow Summary allowing quick access to the Discharge Encounter (Revenue Cycle).
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.
SmartZone alerts are now viewable in the patient’s Banner Bar.
Changes are being made to previewing a report within a Medical Record Request and to locating a device within the Device List.
Everyone should be called by the right name and pronouns. To provide a safe and inclusive care experience for all our patients, including our gender diverse patients, Children’s Minnesota is improving the way we capture and display the patient’s chosen name and pronouns in our Cerner EHR and printed patient care documents. These improvements eliminate the emotional harm caused when we use a patient’s former name, or birth name, and incorrect pronouns.
Cerner is implementing new tools to review and add outside records such as allergies, documents, immunizations, medications, problems, and procedures as part of the Seamless Exchange initiative.
The Cerner Standard Banner Bar will display for hospital nursing positions (RN, UOC and CSA). This brings standardization across the organization to ensure all positions are viewing the same information. The majority of changes are aesthetic. Pertinent information is still present but may be in a slightly different location with some new added features.