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--- medical_student:denver_health [2023/08/22 22:37] – [Pressure Ulcers] haley.d
+++ medical_student:denver_health [2025/05/06 15:00] (current) – haley.d
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 [[resident:corrine_wong|Dr. Corrine Wong]]\\
 [[resident:stephanie_malliaris|Dr. Stephanie Malliaris]]\\
+[[resident: haley_desjardins | Dr. Haley Desjardins ]]\\
 ==== Contact Information ====
 PRS NP: Rosa DiPrima. 256-558-3028\\
-PRS Clinic RN: Aimee Harmon. 719-661-1555\\
+PRS Clinic RN: Aimee Harmon. 719-661-1555 (MESSAGE FOR FU)\\
 Attendings:\\
 Stephanie Malliaris: 617 970 7590\\
 Corrine Wong: 972 322 2078\\
+Haley Desjardins: 207 838 1957\\
+Surgery Schedulers:\\
+Ortho: Jacob Geesling\\
+Plastics: Christine Archuleta
+==== Haiku Setup ====
+{{ :medical_student:dh_haiku.pdf |}}\\
+{{:medical_student:initial_patient_activity.png?400|}}
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 ==== Replant/Fellow Hand call ====
 There is a google calendar that is shared that has the schedule of fellow call. It is shared amongst the two ortho hand fellows and the senior plastic surgery resident. Add yourself to 4 weekdays and 1 full weekend for the month you are on. Can be any dates of your choosing (ie multiple weekdays in a week) but first come first serve as far as dates. You will only be called for operative interventions. For the weekdays, this mostly means replants as other cases get pushed to the next day. For the weekends, means replants, nerve repairs,pus/washouts. All attendings take 1 week at a time starting at 5pm Friday\\
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   *If following pathway, typically discharge POD 4 or 5
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+==== Discharge Summary ====
+Discharge summaries need to include a complete list of every diagnosis or medical issue that impacted your patient’s care during their hospitalization in the discharge summary. The discharge summary is the first documentation that coders review. If the diagnosis is not present in the DC summary, even though it was treated during the hospital course, payers use this discrepancy to deny payment.
+Ways to phrase things: Apparently there is  widespread use of the words “in the setting of” to possibly link conditions together.  For coders to link conditions together, the physicians and APPs need to use linking verbiage like “due to”, “secondary to”, or “with”.  Do not use “iso” or “in the setting of”.