CERNER NOC SHIFT TEMPLATE

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NOTE: Check to see if the template is still programmed in Cerner already 🙂

Ward:   [ Assigned Nurse Unit ]

Room:   [ Assigned Room ]

  [ Language ] 

Arrival:   [ Arrival Date and Time ]

  [ Hospitalist Code Status ]

Shift: NOC (1900-0700)

BRIEF SYNOPSIS:

RN ACUTE CONCERNS:

ICU IV Drips:

  [ AC IV Rate Change ]

  [ MU Medical Problems ]

ASSESSMENT

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  [ AC Vitals – Dyn Doc ]

NEURO: Aoxo4, moves all extremities, makes needs known, afebrile

RESP: 

CARDIAC:

GI:  [ Diet Order w/Supplements (ST) ] 

Good appetite?

Swallows pills?

BG monitoring:

BM today? 

Belly: soft & round? 

Enteral access: NGT+ sm.bore FT (Coretrak)

GU:

Bladder scan:

SKIN/MS: 

PAIN:

PSYCH:

CONSTITUTION:

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  [ AC Ventilator Monitoring ]

  [ AC Arterial Blood Gases ]

  [ INPT Last EKG Report ]

  [ AC Fishbone Labs ]

   [ AC Labs POC Glucose ]

  [ Hospitalist Labs ]

  [ AC Radiology Results ]

  [ AC Drains & Tubes 24hr ] 

IV Access:

Central Line?:

 – last changed: 

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MICRO:

  [ Document ED Micro Results ]

  [ Microbiology Reuslts Completed Doc ]

Sepsis/SIRS Alert?

  [ AC Antimicrobials ]

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Input/Output:

  [ INPT IO ST ]

  [ AC Active Medications ]

PLAN

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Team Treatment Plan:

  [ * Diagnosis Related Orders ]

TREATMENT TEAM ASSESSMENT AND PLANS (Verbatim):

  [ AC Consulting Physician ]

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NURSING GOALS/PLANS for the Day

PT/OT Status:

Possible discharge or transfer? 

Social Work/CM Status:

Stroke Protocol?

Report given to oncoming RN at shift change, who then assumed all patient care

*Please note: COVID Surge Charting may be in place

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