The percentage of Yes responses, compared to previous questions, indicates there is a shift in the need for a nurse to access patient records. The Yes responses indicate that the success in delivery of care to patients rests with the nursing staff. 20 Searching for a patient Nurse – SCENARIO: Patient currently receiving IVIg/SCIg Nurse Different Hospital – – – Different State A patient presents for treatment where the Treating or Administering hospital or the Dispensing Facility is NOT the same as the hospital or the State where the Nurse is logged onto the Ig System (Grey Nomad Scenario). When searching, should the Nurse be able to see the patient's 'Ig System record'? Response Remarks The trend in responses on the Nursing scenarios is consistent, with fewer respondents answering Yes than those scenarios cited for Prescribers and Authorisers. Comments provided on this question are consistent with Questions 18 and 19. 21 Searching for a patient Dispenser – As a Dispenser the default search is all patients that have a relationship with the hospital or hospitals where the Dispenser is logged on to BloodNet. BloodNet is the NBAs electronic blood and blood products ordering system allowing hospitals to communicate directly with the Blood Service. All Ig System capability developed for Dispensers will be delivered within BloodNet. We believe the following scenario is the minimum requirement for Ig System capability when a Dispenser is searching for patient details. SCENARIO: Patient currently receiving IVIg/SCIg Dispenser Same Hospital – – – Same State A patient presents for treatment and the Dispenser is logged onto BloodNet at the Treating or Administering hospital or Dispensing Facility for the patient. The Dispenser searches for the patient. As the patient’s authorisation has the same hospital recorded as either the Treating or Administering hospital or the Dispensing Facility as the Dispenser's, the Ig System record can be seen. Do you Response Remarks
The percentage of Yes responses, compared to previous questions, indicates there is a shift in the need for a nurse to access patient records. The Yes responses indicate that the success in delivery of care to patients rests with the nursing staff. 20 Searching for a patient – Nurse SCENARIO: Patient currently receiving IVIg/SCIg – Nurse – Different Hospital – Different State A patient presents for treatment where the Treating or Administering hospital or the Dispensing Facility is NOT the same as the hospital or the State where the Nurse is logged onto the Ig System (Grey Nomad Scenario). When searching, should the Nurse be able to see the patient's 'Ig System record'? Response Remarks The trend in responses on the Nursing scenarios is consistent, with fewer respondents answering Yes than those scenarios cited for Prescribers and Authorisers. Comments provided on this question are consistent with Questions 18 and 19. 21 Searching for a patient – Dispenser As a Dispenser the default search is all patients that have a relationship with the hospital or hospitals where the Dispenser is logged on to BloodNet. BloodNet is the NBAs electronic blood and blood products ordering system allowing hospitals to communicate directly with the Blood Service. All Ig System capability developed for Dispensers will be delivered within BloodNet. We believe the following scenario is the minimum requirement for Ig System capability when a Dispenser is searching for patient details. SCENARIO: Patient currently receiving IVIg/SCIg – Dispenser – Same Hospital – Same State A patient presents for treatment and the Dispenser is logged onto BloodNet at the Treating or Administering hospital or Dispensing Facility for the patient. The Dispenser searches for the patient. As the patient’s authorisation has the same hospital recorded as either the Treating or Administering hospital or the Dispensing Facility as the Dispenser's, the Ig System record can be seen. Do you Response Remarks
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