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resident:va [2023/11/06 12:13] – [VA Remote Access] jacobresident:va [2026/04/17 13:21] (current) – [Clinic] ariel
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 ==== VA Faculty ==== ==== VA Faculty ====
-[[resident:michael_gordon|Dr. Michael Gordon]]\\ 
-[[resident:david_mathes|Dr. David Mathes]]\\ 
  
 +[[resident:david_mathes|Dr. David Mathes]]\\
 +[[resident:david_mathes|Dr. Seth Tebockhorst]]\\
 ==== Generic Monthly Schedule ==== ==== Generic Monthly Schedule ====
  
 Subject to change! Melissa Munkwitz can update you on any changes, particularly with OR time. \\ Subject to change! Melissa Munkwitz can update you on any changes, particularly with OR time. \\
  
 +General Schedule 
 ^ ^ Tuesday ^ Wednesday ^ Thursday ^ ^ ^ Tuesday ^ Wednesday ^ Thursday ^
-|Week 1 - Dr. Mathes |Gordon 8 AM Plastic Clinic (door code is 3-2-4), PM Gordon Hand Clinic | AM Gordon Hand OR, PM Hand Clinic (located in E1: door code is 1-5-4)| Mathes Plastic OR - 7:45AM Start| +|Dr. Mathes |AM/PM Tebockhorst +/- Mathes Plastics/Hand Clinic in E1 | Tebockhorst MPR | OR - 7:45AM Start|
-|Week 2 - Dr. Gordon| Mathes 8 AM Plastic Clinic, PM Gordon Hand Clinic | AM Gordon Hand OR, PM Hand Clinic | Gordon Plastic OR - 7:45AM Start | +
-|Week 3 - Dr. Mathes | Gordon 8 AM Plastic Clinic, PM Gordon Hand Clinic | AM Gordon Hand OR, PM Hand Clinic | Mathes Plastic OR - 7:45AM Start| +
-|Week 4 - Dr. Gordon | Mathes 8 AM Plastic Clinic, PM Gordon Hand Clinic | AM/PM Gordon Hand Clinic | Gordon Plastic OR - 7:45AM Start | +
-|Week 5 - Dr. Mathes | Gordon 8 AM Plastic Clinic, PM Gordon Hand Clinic| AM Gordon Hand OR, AM/PM Hand Clinic | Mathes Plastic OR - 7:45AM Start |+
  
 ==== VA Templates ==== ==== VA Templates ====
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 ^ Phone Numbers ^ Role ^ ^ ^ Phone Numbers ^ Role ^ ^
-| Vocera | Calling system, return pages | 303 299 8020 |+| Vocera | 15239 | 720-857-5239 |
 | IT | 14681 | 8556734357 | | IT | 14681 | 8556734357 |
 | ED | 16298 |  | ED | 16298 | 
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 VA Prefixes: 720-857-xxxx or 720-723-xxxx. Use this last number to call back pages. ie. 1-2345, call 720 723 2345 skipping the 1.\\ VA Prefixes: 720-857-xxxx or 720-723-xxxx. Use this last number to call back pages. ie. 1-2345, call 720 723 2345 skipping the 1.\\
-Vocera:  720-723-7997 or 1-7997 (in-house), then say the name of the person you want to call (example: Pre-op charge nurse, K3 [room number] nurse, OR 1 nurse, radiology, outpatient pharmacy, etc.)\\+Vocera:  720-857-5239 or 1-5239 (in-house), then say the name of the person you want to call (example: Pre-op charge nurse, K3 [room number] nurse/provider/resident, wound care, OR 1 nurse, radiology, outpatient pharmacy, etc.)\\ 
 + 
 +==== VA APP'S ==== 
 +The VA now has APP's that help manage inpatient needs and consults. There are sometimes gaps in coverage. If you admit a patient, please sign out to them so that they know the plan in case they get called (this limits phone calls to you!)  
 + 
 +{{:resident:screenshot_2025-12-19_at_3.31.31 pm.png|}} 
 +{{:resident:screenshot_2025-12-19_at_3.31.04 pm.png|}}
  
 ==== VA Remote Access ==== ==== VA Remote Access ====
  
-Get Card reader either from VA (will loan, but may lock you up if you lose it) or Amazon. Make sure MAC compatible if user\\+Get Card reader either from VA IT (as of June 2024 they don't write down your info and don't care about getting it back) or Amazon. Make sure MAC compatible if user\\
 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002N3MM6W?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details (MAC friendly)\\ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002N3MM6W?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details (MAC friendly)\\
 https://www.amazon.com/Identiv-SCR3310v2-0-Smart-Card-Reader/dp/B07VVSY96H/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=IDENTIV&qid=1699290763&sr=8-6&th=1 (for USB-C users)\\ https://www.amazon.com/Identiv-SCR3310v2-0-Smart-Card-Reader/dp/B07VVSY96H/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=IDENTIV&qid=1699290763&sr=8-6&th=1 (for USB-C users)\\
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     * OH NO I HAVEN'T SCANNED MY BADGE >90 days SO NOW IT'S EXPIRED\\     * OH NO I HAVEN'T SCANNED MY BADGE >90 days SO NOW IT'S EXPIRED\\
     * EMERGENT: Call Police Dispatch 720-723-5800 and request reactivation for emergent purposes. This gets recorded in Facility Access Section for follow-up and verification with the supervisor/service. \\     * EMERGENT: Call Police Dispatch 720-723-5800 and request reactivation for emergent purposes. This gets recorded in Facility Access Section for follow-up and verification with the supervisor/service. \\
-    * NON-EMERGENT: Email VHAECHfacilityaccessrequest@va.gov to request badge re-activation in advance of your rotation. If you are already on campus when you realize this, use intercom button at entrance of staff garage marked "POLICE" and you will be granted entrance after answering few questions. You must then visit Facility Access Section in A2-104 during normal business hours for re-activation. \\+    * NON-EMERGENT: Email VHAECHfacilityaccessrequest@va.gov to request badge re-activation in advance of your rotation.  
 +    * If you are already on campus when you realize this, use intercom button at entrance of staff garage marked "POLICE" and you will be granted entrance after answering few questions. You must then visit Facility Access Section in A2-104 during normal business hours for re-activation. REQUIRED: WOC letter with non-digital signature (can get from HR on 1st floor in A building\\
  
 ==== Meals ==== ==== Meals ====
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 ==== Clinic ==== ==== Clinic ====
  
-Plastics Clinic - Tuesday AM 8-11:30. We are in Maroon Peak clinic. 3rd floor specialties clinic in Building E, in rooms 224 - 228. 3-2-4 “enter” is the code to the door to get back into the clinic from the waiting room. They're using VSE now to show when patients arrive. Once the vital signs are taken, you call for the patient yourself and bring them to your room. The attendings have been using the 3rd room (room 228) from the main door as his office. You (and medical student, if there) select your own rooms and camp out there throughout clinic. I also encourage you to at least peek in on your post-ops, as you are afforded quite a bit of independence in the OR and it’s a good way to learn from your mistakes. Disinfect the rooms ourselves between patients. There are multiple clinic schedules on CPRS as listed below. We will see patients from each schedule on Tuesday mornings. You have to look at each one individually, yes it's annoying but RN should print out list for you each week with all patients. +Hand clinic and Plastics Clinic: 
- +1st floor, building E. Code 251 enter. On Tuesdays it is you, Mathes, Dr. Tebockhorst and Melissa the PA or some combination of those people. Everyone sits in the "Care Team Center" E1-223. You will sit in the main team room and the nurse will room patients and write on the schedule when people arrive and when she roomed them; you will write initials next to one you see. These clinics are more organized. So you should only have to look at 1 schedule. Melissa will print out list of all patients for clinic and leave in team room. Make sure if scheduling patient for follow-up via RTC in orders, you select the correct follow-up clinic. Ask Melissa\\
-Hand clinic: +
-1st floor, building E. Code 154 enter. On Tuesdays it is you, Dr. Gordon and Melissa the PA. They have their own rooms. You will sit in the main team room and the nurse will room patients and write on the schedule when people arrive and when she roomed them; you will write initials next to one you see. These clinics are more organized. So you should only have to look at 1 schedule. Melissa will print out list of all patients for clinic and leave in team room. Make sure if scheduling patient for follow-up via RTC in orders, you select the correct follow-up clinic. Ask Melissa\\+
  
 Clinic names on CPRS: \\ Clinic names on CPRS: \\
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 If ordering studies/labs that require follow-up or change management - please make sure to add to "tasks to follow up on" spreadsheet in Excel. Melissa and next resident will then be able to follow-up after you change rotation. \\ If ordering studies/labs that require follow-up or change management - please make sure to add to "tasks to follow up on" spreadsheet in Excel. Melissa and next resident will then be able to follow-up after you change rotation. \\
  
-==== PACS ==== +==== IMAGING ==== 
-PACS is IMAGING PAC (IMPAX) here. Click the icon on the desktop and search by using the last #4 of patient's SSN ("*1234"). +PACS is IMAGING PACS (XERO Viewer) here.
  
-You can also access by opening CPRS:+Access by opening CPRS:
 1. Tools  1. Tools 
 2. Imaging Apps 2. Imaging Apps
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 Prior to procedure, patients need orders, a pre-op H&P (by attending) and a consent. You do not need to write note on day of surgery. It's good practice to double check the charts beforehand to make sure that was all done. You should mark every patient. Dr. Mathes likes you to text him all patient names/last 4 of SSN at the beginning of each OR day so that he can write all his notes in the AM.\\ Prior to procedure, patients need orders, a pre-op H&P (by attending) and a consent. You do not need to write note on day of surgery. It's good practice to double check the charts beforehand to make sure that was all done. You should mark every patient. Dr. Mathes likes you to text him all patient names/last 4 of SSN at the beginning of each OR day so that he can write all his notes in the AM.\\
 +
 +Ordering Tumescent: Go to surgery main menu, order tumescent\\
  
 ==== Admitting Patients ==== ==== Admitting Patients ====
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 Restarting home meds: click on meds tab at bottom of CPRS--> Select all outpatient meds you wish to restart --> open action menu at top left of CPRS--> select transfer to inpatient.\\ Restarting home meds: click on meds tab at bottom of CPRS--> Select all outpatient meds you wish to restart --> open action menu at top left of CPRS--> select transfer to inpatient.\\
 Vitals and I&O's found in a different application called clinicomp.\\ Vitals and I&O's found in a different application called clinicomp.\\
 +Pre-op attending H&P counts as admission H&P, but you need to write a Life-Sustaining Treatment note to be able to order their code status and admit them. Click New Note and type in Life to find note template. \\
 +Can sign a bunch of orders at once by clicking File > Refresh Patient Information.\\
  
 ==== Discharging Patients ==== ==== Discharging Patients ====
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   - Discharge order\\   - Discharge order\\
   - Discharge Instructions (under new Notes- PROVIDER DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS)\\   - Discharge Instructions (under new Notes- PROVIDER DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS)\\
 +  - Med rec (Meds tab, under Inpatient Meds. Click on med you want to prescribe and click Action >Transfer to Outpatient. Will generate meds in Orders tab that you need to sign)
   - Pharmacy Consult\\   - Pharmacy Consult\\
   - place a nurse free text order for drain teaching if applicable\\   - place a nurse free text order for drain teaching if applicable\\
-  - Pain medication\\ 
   - Operative Note must be dictated the same day\\   - Operative Note must be dictated the same day\\
   - Discharge summary (under D/C Summ tab, click new summary, DISCHARGE SUMMARY)\\   - Discharge summary (under D/C Summ tab, click new summary, DISCHARGE SUMMARY)\\
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 For narcotic prescribing, email vhaechepcshelp@va.gov to get your pharmacy ID\\ For narcotic prescribing, email vhaechepcshelp@va.gov to get your pharmacy ID\\
 +\\
 +Can sign a bunch of orders at once by clicking File > Refresh Patient Information.\\
  
 ==== Dictations/Op Reports ==== ==== Dictations/Op Reports ====
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