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You can find hospital, clinic, and surgery patients in Haiku. The tool you use to find the patient depends on where the patient is located, as described in the following topics. After you find the patient, tap the patient's name to open the chart. Find admitted patients Tap to open your default patient list or all patient list folders if you don't have a default list set up in Epic Hyperspace. With a default list, you don't have to pick one from your folder each time you open the activity. You can set up a default list back in Hyperspace by right-clicking the list and clicking Default List. You can tap Back to open a different patient list. The following icons indicate that a patient has new information to review. Indicates new abnormal results. Indicates new critical results. Indicates new notes. To edit a patient list, open the list and tap Edit. To add a patient, tap the + button, search for a patient, and then select the patient. To remove a patient from the list, tap the – icon and then tap Remove. When you are finished editing the patient list, tap Done.
Find clinical appointments and surgical cases Tap to open your schedule. Select a date on the calendar view to see your schedule for that day. To see schedules for other groups, departments, or colleauges, tap. If you’re a surgeon and your cases are scheduled in Epic, they also appear on your schedule. The schedule shows each patient's age and sex, as well the appointment type. The ring icons t hat appear around the appointment time indicate the appointment's time and length. For example: A. Previous appointment (yellow), 15 minutes B. Current appointment (green), 15 minutes C. Future appointment (blue), 15 minutes Surgical cases appear like this: Find other patients To find a patient who isn't on your patient list or schedule, tap ( More ) and Search to open the Patient Search activity. Then search as you normally do in Hyperspace, using the patient's name or MRN, and the results appear with more patient details, such as birth date and address. If you select a patient from a search, any documentation you do in Haiku is linked to the most recent available encounter. If Haiku can't find a recent encounter for the patient, a new encounter is created to store your documentation.
Review past encounters Tap Encounters to review information about previous encounters, such as a reason for the visit or admission and visit diagnoses or problems. Progress notes are included in the report, as well as vitals. You can review the orders placed during the encounter in the Order Summary section. Tap an encounter to review it.
Review documents from outside organizations If your patient has associated documents from outside organizations, you can review them in the Care Everywhere (CE) Reports activity. The activity shows clinical and encounter summaries already requested from other organizations. From a patient's chart, tap Care Everywhere. Tap Summaries to review a patient's clinical summary. Tap Documents to review a patient's clinical documents. Documents listed in black text are available to view, while documents listed in gray text must be requested from Hyperspace before you can view them.
Push notifications are the new paging By enabling push notifications using Haiku, you will receive a notification on your mobile device so you can see a full message without the need for a workstation. Users are able to toggle notifications on or off in the User Preferences menu in Haiku’s Notifications activity to manage notifications. How to enable and modify push notification settings In order to modify push notification settings:
Push notifications for lab/imaging results, and consult orders Physicians who use Haiku regularly will have the bell icon available in Hyperspace for unsigned lab, imaging, and consult orders. By clicking the bell icon, you subscribe to the order but also receive notifications for any orders created by the original order. For example, if you subscribe to receive notifications for a standing CBC order, you receive notifications about each daily result. NOTE: You must have logged in to the mobile application in the past 45 days to see the icon. More information in result notifications Result push notifications now show more information by default, helping you decide with a single glance how urgently you need to act on a given result. The result notification now indicates whether the result is abnormal or critical. It also contains the patient’s age and sex so you can more easily gauge the context of the result.
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Respond to patient advice requests You can respond to patient requests for medical advice through Patient Medical Advice Request (Pt Advice Request) messages.
Tap and hold on a result to see the reference range for that component: Release results to MyChart You can release results to patients through MyChart like you can in Hyperspace.
View a graph of results Review discrete lab results in a graph. While reviewing a table in the Results activity, turn your device horizontally. Each result component appears on the graph in a unique color. To help you match the line color to a particular result component, a key appears at the top of the graph. Focus on one type of result Tap the colored circle on the left side of the screen that corresponds to that component's color. The line that represents that component appears brighter than the other lines. Slide your finger up and down in order to choose the component you want to bring to the front of the graph. Focus on one result value Each white data point on the graph represents a specific result value for a component. Tap and hold near a data point to view more information about that value, including the actual result value, the reference range, the result date, and the result time.
Tap to open the Orders activity. A list of active orders appears. In outpatient visits, the list shows medications. If the patient is admitted or in the ED, it shows both medications and procedures. Note that you can only order medications, not procedures. Review medication information The Active Meds tab displays an accurate and complete list of the patient's current prescriptions, including medications that cannot be e-prescribed or called in (indicated with ). This list doesn't contain Inpatient medications. They appear only in the patient summary. Tap or swipe up on the Allergies information bar to review the patient's allergies. Search for a medication The Preference and Search tabs allow you to look for medications that can be e-prescribed or called in with Haiku. If the medication you want isn't in your Preference List, tap the Search tab and enter at least three characters to begin searching. Medications included in Haiku and your other Preference Lists are elevated in the search results. The following icons appear on both tabs: Medications that must be called i Medications that the system has added to your Preference List Medications you have added to your Preference List When a patient is admitted, the Preference and Search tabs become inactive and you cannot e-prescribe medications for the patient. Use Hyperspace to manage your Preference List.
Document a patient-reported medication The Pt Reported tab allows you to add patient-reported medications to the patient's list of Active Medications. On the Pt Reported tab, search for a medication, enter details about it, and tap Add. Write a prescription You can write a prescription from your device.