Morning Handover orientation

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by Kaitlyn Wong148 views·Updated Feb 22, 2021

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  1. Hi all and welcome to the General Surgery Service is
  2. two Kids Hospital.
  3. We made this video to orient you to how the
  4. service is structured and run before you start, we welcome
  5. you to the team and are excited to have you.
  6. In this video, we will discuss how your day's organized
  7. first with morning hand over them with rounds, then with
  8. responsibilities following this, including on call and weekend responsibilities.
  9. Please supplement this orientation video with the email that you've
  10. been provided, including the resident tip sheet that you've been
  11. sent morning to hand over typically is between six and
  12. 6:15 a.m. Every weekday morning, we meet in Hill Wing
  13. Room 15 oh five.
  14. The time for handover may vary, however, based on the
  15. size and acuity of the service at the discretion of
  16. the senior fellow.
  17. The Post called Junior Insurers of the lists are printed
  18. out for all team members and the Post called Team,
  19. then hands over all new patients and acute events from
  20. overnight to the day team.
  21. We also utilize this time to discuss the nuances of
  22. the day, including our assignments, clinic assignments and consulate and
  23. pager responsibilities for the residents that are post called you
  24. expected after handover to then round with your team and
  25. hand over with your team to the staff.
  26. Following this.
  27. Once you complete any notes or orders and hand over
  28. your patients, you may then leave post call.
  29. As part of the team, you'll be given access to
  30. the BCG list, which is our list of our patients.
  31. You can find this located under your shared list on
  32. Epic. This encompasses patients that are on five B.
  33. Our general surgery consoles are new or pending console cube,
  34. the impatience to our service as well as the gift
  35. in patients.
  36. If you are the Post call resident, it is your
  37. responsibility to print out the list for the team.
  38. Please ensure that you print enough list for all team
  39. members. In order to print the list, please open the
  40. BCG list and buying the print tab in the upper
  41. right hand portion of the screen.
  42. Once this is clicked, then please choose to print the
  43. current list to ensure that you print the list in
  44. a double sided fashion, please use the printer s K
  45. H five b p.
  46. D. 03 on five b please ensure that the headings
  47. shown here are included on your list as well.
  48. Please ensure that the list is selected to be narrow
  49. with medium height, portrait orientation and extra small font size.
  50. Now onto rounds while on service, you will be assigned
  51. to one of two clinical teams divided by the staff
  52. on each team.
  53. We have a light team and a dark team.
  54. The light team is made of Dr Chew, Doctor Fecteau,
  55. Dr Langer, Dr Wales and Dr Wolinska.
  56. Following handover, we then round on the wards and meet
  57. to discuss patients and hand over the patient's virtually at
  58. 7 30 in the morning over Microsoft teams.
  59. The Dark Team is comprised of Dr Azzi, Dr Bert
  60. Sugar, Dr Hamadan, Doctor Pierrot, Dr Side and doctors.
  61. Oni Falling hand over the team goes to the wards
  62. to see patients and then meets with the remainder of
  63. the team and staff in person to round on the
  64. wards at 7 30 during the day, you will be
  65. assigned to a variety of activities which include floor coverage
  66. and patient assignments, clinic O.
  67. R, as well as to cover the junior pager and
  68. concerts. Our clinic is located on 60 at Sick Kids.
  69. It is our goal to try to get everyone assigned
  70. to clinic at least once a week.
  71. Certainly you are welcome to go to clinic more if
  72. available, even if you aren't a sign.
  73. Our staff is currently seeing patients both in person and
  74. virtually currently.
  75. Clinic typically runs between 8 30 in the morning and
  76. 4 30 in the afternoon.
  77. And even when assigned, the staff are very understanding of
  78. the poles to the ward and patient care responsibilities if
  79. needed. We have two sites that we operate at both
  80. at Sick Kids as well as at Hamburg.
  81. The assignment for both cases at either site is at
  82. the discretion of the senior fellows.
  83. That's the kids or start at 8 a.m. On Monday
  84. through Thursday at 9 a.m. On Fridays.
  85. Juniors are encouraged to get to the operating room as
  86. much as possible.
  87. Even when not assigned, the case is as long as
  88. clinical responsibilities.
  89. Air taking care of Hamburg has operating room days on
  90. Monday and Thursday, with occasional add on days.
  91. A separate Humber orientation is necessary in order.
  92. Begin operating at this site, so we try to get
  93. this orientation, taking care of his early in your rotation
  94. as possible.
  95. Cases started 8 a.m. and typically are located in room
  96. 10. If you are assigned a number, you do not
  97. need to round it to kids that morning.
  98. But please ensure that your support to Humber on time
  99. and are prepared for the first case.
  100. Please see your Humber cheat sheet provided in your orientation
  101. packet when you start to assist you with managing your
  102. day as long as you are not on call, you
  103. do not have to report back to sick kids once
  104. your cases at Humber are complete that day following morning
  105. rounds, Primary Ward patients were then split up and assigned
  106. amongst the MPs and juniors on the team.
  107. Patients that are located outside of five B as well
  108. as concerts off floor are taken care of by the
  109. resident and fellows on each respective team.
  110. Patients that you are assigned are your responsibility to take
  111. care of, and this includes notes, orders handover and preparing
  112. discharge summaries.
  113. There are dot phrases that air available for you for
  114. commonly utilized documents that typically begin with 0.0.5 B.
  115. Please ensure that your patients air handed over or cross
  116. covered, if ever needed.
  117. Should you have other responsibilities or need to leave?
  118. It's the kids where our post cough, the junior assigned
  119. to call or to cover the pager will then respond
  120. to all pages and new consoles during the day.
  121. This includes concerts from the E.
  122. R. On the floor.
  123. Please note that you may be asked to cover the
  124. page or even when you're not on call.
  125. For example, on days such as Tuesday when there's resident
  126. education or when a moonlight ER is on call as
  127. they do not arrive until the evening junior's air not
  128. responsible to respond to outside hospital calls or community calls,
  129. as well as pages or concerts from the pick you
  130. nick you or for the gift team.
  131. If there's ever a question that you have, please reach
  132. out to your on call fellow to discuss.
  133. When you do receive a new console, please go and
  134. see that patient and staff with your own call fellow.
  135. It is absolutely okay to go to the operating room
  136. to discuss consulates if needed.
  137. Please make sure that you keep your own call.
  138. Fill in the loop of any new or sick patients.
  139. If you are receiving multiple concerts or anything else as
  140. you concerned, you can also always reach out to other
  141. available fellows or staff if needed.
  142. Additionally, please respond to all traumas by reporting to the
  143. trauma bay in the emergency room.
  144. If a trauma is activated, your uncle fellow will triage
  145. you to determine if you're needed to stay and assist
  146. with managing this patient as well as with transporting or
  147. admitting them.
  148. Clear lines of communication is always essential.
  149. We promise we won't get mad.
  150. There is no question to bigger too small when it
  151. comes to caring for our patients, especially when we're on
  152. call. We are all the team in the afternoon.
  153. Sign out will be determined at the discretion of the
  154. on call.
  155. Fellow typically is scheduled sometime between three and 5 p.m.
  156. Sign up typically will be located in room 57 or
  157. four in the atrium.
  158. However, if unavailable, we will also cover Sign out on
  159. five B.
  160. Silent includes all available fellows, residents and peace, as well
  161. as the Charge nurse As the on call resident, please
  162. ensure the two new was sir printed out for yourself.
  163. and your uncle Fellow for handover.
  164. If you're not on call, please attend.
  165. Sign out to hand over your patients if you're otherwise
  166. unable to go toe handover as you are in the
  167. O. R.
  168. In the clinic or post call, please ensure that you
  169. found some other means to hand over to the call
  170. team after sign up once your floor working notes are
  171. done for the day.
  172. If you're not on call, you are then free to
  173. leave. If you are on call or covering the pager,
  174. then please respond to and see all new consoles.
  175. Additionally, please respond to the trauma bay if there is
  176. an activation for weekends.
  177. Handover on Saturday and Sunday as well as on holidays,
  178. is typically 7 a.m. in room 5704 If you are
  179. the post called Resident, please expect to stay following handover
  180. on weekends or holidays and round on at least the
  181. primary patients on five B.
  182. We'll do our best to try to get you excused
  183. after these patients are seen on rounds.
  184. If you are on call and you get a new
  185. concept that requires an emission to our team, you will
  186. have to let the charge nurse no on the floor
  187. that be expected to be admitted on typically 5 ft.
  188. Orders will have to be placed.
  189. We have many general surgery order sets, as you can
  190. see here, for example, a very commonly used order set
  191. is our appendicitis order sets.
  192. This here shows common antibiotics that are used for both
  193. are perforated and non perforated pathways thes air order sets
  194. that you will become very comfortable with.
  195. Additionally, any new patient that you admit requires an emission
  196. H and P.
  197. Please link your console note to the concert order that
  198. has been placed so that the patient will then fall
  199. off the consul.
  200. Cute patients will also need an admission note.
  201. And as long as a complete history and physical was
  202. documented in your consul to note linked to the concert
  203. order, then your admission Agent Pino can simply say, please
  204. see the concept note for additional details of patients Admission.
  205. Further, while you're on call, it is important that you
  206. continue to update I pass for our handovers.
  207. Please ensure that your hand over includes updating both the
  208. handoff and shortlist summary in the patient chart.
  209. This could be found under the patients chart in the
  210. handover tab.
  211. On the right side, please fill out the shortlist summary
  212. with a brief history as well as which team and
  213. staff the patient belongs to.
  214. Under the action items.
  215. A brief listing of the plan can also be listed.
  216. If you need to add any patients to a list,
  217. please the add them by going under their care team
  218. and adding the general surgery team to the list to
  219. remove any patients you can right click the patient on
  220. the list and remove the general surgery team.
  221. Well, that's it.
  222. We hope that this helps to orient you to being
  223. on our team.
  224. We know that we are a busy service, but we
  225. want to make this rotation a great experience for you.
  226. Please let us know if there's any particular goals or
  227. experiences that you would like to have along the service.
  228. Thank you so much and we welcome you to the
  229. team