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Duplicate Patient Charting
Nurses lose patient-care time to repetitive, duplicative, and fragmented documentation that often spills into overtime.
In their words
we have mostly paper charting and have to rewrite precaution orders for every patient out in their chart
an admission can take up to an hour because we need to complete all the 45 assessments and the stupid cares plans
I have to have evaluations every three months from my management turned into the state while on probation.
vor jeder Verlegung von RS->Station->Station ein neuer Brief
Most nurses these days just duplicating the most generic a-i documentation template ... and seems to prefer not to include/document what they actually see, observe, report from an individual patient.
They don’t take photos, they expect the nurses to. They don’t do wound care.
Hindi rin ako nakakapag-chart in real time most of the time. Nakasulat lang muna sa small paper ko yung v/s, i&o, and other patient updates, then pinaplot sa chart kapag end of shift na.
It helps me out so much to know that they are asking about before I walk in there.
All these processes are slow & require meticulous work.
there's a real ceiling on what a staff nurse can document at that level, and the roles that naturally fit III scope are few and far between
Failing a student is like a full time job. You end up having to sit through multiple meetings with the student and university, and half the ward have to write witness statements.
the unending job of 'please prescribe panadol' ... becomes a busywork job
Nurses and CNAs
Where they talk
- r/nursing
- r/hospitalist
- r/Residency
- r/NursingUK
- r/NursingAU
- r/Nurses
- r/ausjdocs
- r/medicine
Tools they use today
- Epic
- Cerner
- Meditech
- Dragon
- eMAR
- iPad
- Microsoft Teams
- MyChart
Why those fall short
- flowsheets are hard to dig through and cause double charting
- Manual boards cannot be updated when nurses are busy with patient care
- documentation is manual and repeated every shift
- prepopulated options like "no orders received" are inaccurate and don't capture clinical context
- Forces attending assignment for patients they have not seen, creating liability
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