For a more personalized documentation experience, you will now have the ability to select multiple choices in a drop-down list when completing your .dotphrases.
A new Reset Navigator Bands icon will be available. This icon allows nursing staff to reset their IView I&O bands to their default navigator bands.
When copying auto-text from other users, you will no longer need to log out/back in for the changes to take effect.
New Idle Timer to display warning that Cerner session will be disconnected.
Nursing: Changes have been made to improve the administration and safety of insulin ordering. The Insulin Sub-Q Food Bolus and Correction Bolus order can be found within the Insulin (PP) Sub-Q Inj PowerPlan.
The .MAR Note Patch Documentation has been updated to include a Med Patch Check section.
When an order is placed for an opiate (i.e. morphine, fentanyl, oxycodone, etc.), a PRN order of Naloxone 0.01 mg/kg will automatically be ordered.
In accordance with changes due to USP 800, effective December 1, a new Reference Manual link will be available in the MAR to access the Hazardous Drugs Precautions tables.
Interpreter Services documentation has been updated in all Intake and Admission PowerForms, Assessment PowerForms, and IView/I&O.
The Travel Status section of Admission Assessment powerforms has been updated to collect additional details for care received outside of Minnesota.
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.