Harbor:Pediatric ED (main): Difference between revisions

(moved content to linked page)
(Moved content to linked page)
Line 6: Line 6:
*[[Harbor:Peds ED schedule and sick backup plans|Schedule and sick backup plans]]
*[[Harbor:Peds ED schedule and sick backup plans|Schedule and sick backup plans]]
*[[Harbor:Peds ED follow-up track information|Follow-up track information]]
*[[Harbor:Peds ED follow-up track information|Follow-up track information]]
**Place lab checks for any lab that will not result during the patient's visit
***Examples: urine/throat/wound cultures, urine GC/Chlamydia, pertussis PCR, thyroid function tests
***Use the ED Post Visit Plan on the Depart Process
****Get a phone number where the patient can be reached best
****Click Lab/Radiology follow-up
****Specify result to be checked and plan
****If you don't do this while the patient is still on the track, you need to do an extra step: Events->Request Event->ED Post Visit Peds, or else they will not be on the f/u track (HAR Follow Up)
**You can order phone f/u calls to check on patient's symptoms
***Do as for lab check above, except check Symptom Follow-up and specify what symptoms to ask about
**If a patient can be seen at Harbor (not OOP), you can put in for a referral
***Do as for lab check above, except check Referral and specify what referral is needed
**Phone and lab checks will be done by NPs on Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri and by the 10am-7:30pm intern / resident on Wed, Sat, Sun, holidays
**Detailed instructions are in a binder labeled "F/U Instructions" in the PED, and on Pemsource.org on the Harbor page


==Managing your Patient==
==Managing your Patient==

Revision as of 20:58, 13 August 2016

See Adult ED for the main adult Harbor page.

Background

This is the main page for Harbor-UCLA Pediatric ED.

General Administrative

Managing your Patient

Ordering

Documenting

Procedures

Finding Things

  • Paging consults
  • Consultation of subspecialists
    • For pediatric patients (< 21 years old), pediatric medical subspecialists are consulted
      • MedHub Harbor call schedule (link from PEMsource.org Harbor only page), choose Pediatrics
      • Peds Department Pagers also posted in PED docbox and linked on PEMsource.org Harbor only page
    • For surgical subspecialties (eg Ortho, ENT, Ophtho, Neurosurg, Plastics, Derm, Urology, OMFS), use the on-call schedule as for adult patients except:
      • General surgery, consult resident on Pediatric surgery pager 6105 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
        • Otherwise, consult Trauma surgery
    • For Psychiatry
      • Mon-Fri 8am-4pm call the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry fellow
        • MedHub Harbor call schedule (link from PEMsource.org Harbor only page), choose Psychiatry -> Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
      • After hours and on weekends and holidays, call Psych ED for Psychiatry resident on call x3144

Special patient types

Patient Disposition

Discharging a Patient

Admitting a patient

  • Paging consultants
  • Admission guidelines
    • Patient age
      • Pediatric ward and PICU admit patients up to age 21 years and 364 days old
        • If another service is asking to admit an adult patient aged 18-21 years, state that the patient should be admitted to pediatrics with the other service consulting
      • Patients < 1 month old with no respiratory symptoms or diarrhea may potentially be admitted to NICU or nursery
        • Discuss with admitting nursery (x2311) or NICU (x2340) resident
    • ED attendings have admitting privileges
      • Admissions will be accepted by pediatric residents regardless
        • Pediatric residents, in conjunction with their attending, may evaluate the patient and perform an immediate discharge if they so desire
    • ED attendings determine, with admitting resident input, the appropriate location: ward, step-down, PICU
    • ED should have done all of the following prior to contacting the admitting resident
      • Complete necessary work-up and treatment for stabilization that should occur acutely in the ED
      • Make sure with Utilization Review that the patient can be admitted to Harbor
        • If the attending says patient is not stable for transfer, then the patient will be admitted
        • The Interqual icon does NOT have to be green prior to contacting admitting resident IF ED staff are sure the patient will be admitted to Harbor
    • Peds does not have isolation areas, so if patient needs isolation (eg active TB, meningococcemia, measles, varicella), discuss with admitting resident
      • Patient may need to be admitted to an adult area and followed by peds, or transferred
    • Contacting admitting resident
      • Harbor MedHub call schedule (linked from PEMsource.org Harbor only page)
      • Protected time
        • Weekdays 6:45am-7:30am
        • Weekends 7:45am-8:30am
        • All evenings 7pm-7:30pm
      • For ward and step-down
        • Mon-Fri 7a-7p: Pediatrics Ward Senior Admit resident (will be Gold or Blue, depending on which team is admitting)
        • Mon-Fri 7p-7a: Pediatrics PM Ward Senior
        • Sat-Sun 24 hours: Pediatrics Ward Senior Admit resident
        • If unsure, can call Peds ward at x2333 to ask for admitting resident
      • For PICU
        • Mon-Fri 7a-7p: Pediatrics PICU
        • Mon-Fri 7p-7a: Pediatrics PM PICU
        • Sat-Sun 24 hours: Pediatrics PM PICU
        • If unsure, can call PICU at x2480 to ask for admitting resident
      • If you forget to ask, the Attending name for Ward Blue or Gold team, or PICU will be listed on MedHub
    • After admission
      • Once the ED staff puts in a "Request for Admit" order, the pediatrics team is managing the patient
        • ED staff should have all ED orders in and completed prior to putting in Request for Admit
          • Make sure nursing has had a chance to complete ED orders prior to putting in Request for Admit
      • As part of their admission orders, pediatric residents may order additional labs, imaging, etc.
        • These do NOT need to be done in the ED prior to the patient going upstairs
        • Ultrasounds can be difficult to obtain from inpatient, so attempt to get any ultrasounds done prior to leaving ED
      • For any delays in patient going upstairs, have nursing contact Patient Flow

Other

Disaster

See Also