20 docs tagged with "In-Door Management (IPD & Emergency)"

Create an admission for a registered patient, give a doctor and a bed, and print the wristband.

Cancel an admission that was made by mistake, record the reason and free the bed.

Edit a saved admission to change the doctor or consultant, add other consultants and update the stay details.

Pick a vacant bed from the list or the bed chart while admitting, and let the class, room and ward fill in.

Record the discharge type and stages for an admitted patient so the admission closes and the bed is free for the next patient.

Search the Admission List by date, ward, doctor, status or patient and open the actions for an admission.

List the patients discharged between two dates, with their admission number, ward, bed and doctor, and export the list.

Admissions, beds, transfers, discharge, emergency and operation theatre.

Frequently asked questions for the In-Door Management (IPD & Emergency) screens.

Print the admission form for the patient file, the patient stickers and the wristband of an admission.

Use the Bed Chart to see which beds are vacant, which are occupied and who is on each bed.

Define the kinds of admission, such as medical or surgical, and the deposit suggested for each, so staff can choose one when admitting a patient.

Add every bed in each ward and room, one at a time or many at once, so patients can be admitted to them and bed charges are posted.

List the accessories and equipment a bed can have, such as an oxygen point or an air bag, so they can be recorded on each bed.

Name the kinds of bed your hospital uses, such as ICU Bed or Recliner, so every bed can be labelled with its type.

Keep a standard list of reasons for requesting a patient's admission, so requests are recorded the same way every time.

Keep a standard list of comments for turning down an admission request, so the reason is recorded the same way every time.

Collect an advance from an admitted patient straight from the Admission List and give a deposit receipt.

Raise a transfer request to move an admitted patient to another bed, room or ward, and confirm it.

Record the hospital course, condition at discharge and advice for an admitted patient, and save it as a draft until it is final.