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A tool to determine anticoagulation therapy for patients with Atrial Fibrillation or moderate to high risk factors.

Physician Scheduling

IU Health Bloomington, IU Health Morgan and IU Health Paoli Departments of Radiology and SIRA Imaging Center

Instructions for using the Central Dictation system at the Arnett.

Attestation of Central Line Insertion Completion

Site specific Central Dictation instructions for IU Health Ball Memorial and IU Health Blackford.

Bedside Consent Form for Central Line Insertion

Adult Transfusion Guidelines

To help providers understand the current guidelines and recommendations for blood utilization, the following 12 minute educational video was created.  While viewing the video is not required, we recommended investing the 12 minutes in this video now to hopefully minimize requests for your time in the future.

Bloomington Floorplans

Bloomington Medical Staff Bylaws

Bloomington Tobacco Free Campus Policy

This video reviews the process for capturing clinical photos via a mobile device and adding anatomical images in Cerner.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, CMS, is part of the U.S. Department of Health and Humana services (HHS).

ProFile dictation instructions for AHC, North, West and surgery centers.

https://portal-prod.iuhealth.org/sites/PoliciesAndProcedures/Lists/Policies/ePolicy.aspx?ID=685

How to switch positions within Cerner using Cerner Self Service

Citrix Workspace app lets you access your SaaS, web apps, mobile, virtual apps, files, and desktops to help you be as productive on the go as you are in the office.

Clinical Learning Environment Review (CLER) pathways for the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.

https://iu.cloud-cme.com/aph.aspx

https://iuhealthcpe.org/web/bls

Diagnotes® is a mobile and web-based software system that gives medical groups the tools to improve physician communication with their patients, care teams and office staff. The Diagnotes mobile app can be downloaded to smartphones and tablets. You or your employer must have a Diagnotes account in order to benefit from this app’s functionality.

How to Find Adult Specialist Covering Maternity Tower using Diagnotes

Common questions and instructions for downloading and signing up for Diagnotes.

A webpage provided by the IUSOM Division of Continuing Medical Education.

Duo Mobile works with Duo Security's two-factor authentication service to make logins more secure. The application generates passcodes for login and can receive push notifications for easy, one-tap authentication on your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch.

This video provides education concerning the Specialty View and Dynamic Documentation Workflow to complete the record of an encounter in Cerner PowerChart.

The ED Sepsis power plan is available within the ED Sepsis orders folder for ease of access and should be utilized for treating patients with sepsis.

ED Sepsis Single Phase Electronic Form

ER Advisor High Level Overview

ER Advisor Information

The Center for Physician Education Essentials Handbook. This handbook includes General Ins & Outs, Systems, Patient Care and Infection Control.

Fluoroscopy Safety participants download and print this form to use with their supervisor to document fluosocopy competencies on the first page then sign and date the course completion certificate on the second page.

FAQ and instructions for using the new Fluency dictation system at IU Health Frankfort

Users are provided advanced viewing tools for DICOM areas like Radiology, Cardiology and 3D visualization as well as Non DICOM image data sets in Dermatology, Ophthamology, Surgery, POC Ultrasound, Endoscopy and many more.

This video provides an overview of Global Auto Text, a simple way for Cerner users to insert common, customizable phrases from a drop-down list into a document.

http://medicine.iu.edu/residents

This document contains High-sensitivity troponin (hs-troponin)
frequently asked questions (FAQs).

 For Windows

1. Visit https://csgate.iuhealth.org with your browser to access your applications.  Be sure to use the https:// prefix to avoid connectivity issues.    
2. Enter your Network Username and Password into the IU Health Citrix Portal - NT
3. Click Log On

 For Mac

1.  Visit https://csgate.iuhealth.org with your browser (Google Chrome is recommended) and launch the application as needed.  Be sure to use the https:// prefix to avoid connectivity issues.    
2. Enter your Network Username and Password into the IU Health Citrix Portal - NT
3. Click Log On

 For iPad/iPhone

1. Access the Apple App store.  
2. Enter “Citrix Systems, inc.” in the search box located in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Citrix Receiver for iPad/iPhone is returned.
3. Tap on the Free button to install Citrix Receiver for iPad/iPhone Application. This will download and install the app to the iPad/iPhone.
4. Open the newly loaded Citrix program.
5. Tap on the Add Account button. The New Account dialog box displays.
6. Enter https://csgate.iuhealth.org in the Address field.
7. Tap the Next button. The Verified dialog box displays.
8. Enter your IU Health Username.
9. Enter your IU Health Password.
10. Enter “mhg” in the Domain box.
11. Tap the Save button.
12. Tap on the plus button to the right of the application name to add applications to the home screen.

  For Android

1. Open the Android market on the device and search for Citrix Receiver via the magnifying glass in the upper right hand corner.
2. Select the Citrix Receiver package to download and install.
3. Accept the conditions of the package and download the application. After download and install are complete, select Open.
4. Select Set up my enterprise apps and enter https://csgate.iuhealth.org in the Server dialog box. Select Next.
5. In the User Name dialog box, enter the personal IU Health username. In the Password box, enter the IU Health password. In the Domain box, enter Mhg. Select Add. Select the csgate.iuhealth.org account.
6. Search for application from search box and launch by selecting it from the list.

 

1. From the Home page go to click the Education Portal tab.
2. If you have your username and password enter them in and click Login.
3. If you have not registered click Sign Up
4. Fill out the I’M A NEW USER form and check “I’m not a robot” and answer the question prompted
5. If your name is listed below please select it as this will carry over any CME credit being tracked for you. If you are not listed check “My Name Isn’t Listed”.
6. Fill out your preferred name, role, specialty, and primary location
7. Select a username and password and click save.

1. Open a web browser and browse to https://iuhvpn1.iuhealth.org/user .
2. Login to the appliance using your Network credentials.
3. Click the "Continue" button.
4. The AnyConnect appliance will attempt to detect what type of computer operating system you are connecting from. This may take a minute or two.
5. If the appliance successfully determines what operating system your computer is running, the installation will begin automatically.
6. If the appliance is not able to determine what operating system your computer is running, you will be prompted to download the client by clicking on the supplied link or retrying the automatic installation.
7. If you choose not to retry the automatic installation, click on the supplied link to download the client.
8. You will then be prompted to save a file to your computer. Click on the "Save File" button.
9. Find the file in your browsers download location and double-click the file and the AnyConnect client will install itself.

1. From the Home page go to Sign In, in the top right hand corner of the screen.
2. If you have your username and password enter them in and click Login.
3. If you have not registered click Sign Up
4. Fill out the I’M A NEW USER form and check “I’m not a robot” and answer the question prompted
5. If your name is listed below please select it as this will carry over any CME credit being tracked for you. If you are not listed check “My Name Isn’t Listed”.
6. Fill out your preferred name, role, specialty, and primary location
7. Select a username and password and click save.

Imprivata ID is a secure authentication application that helps improve clinical workflows for medical professionals for electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS), remote network access, and others.

Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI) website

Limited studies have been conducted regarding the use of inhaled budesonide to treat ambulatory patients symptomatic with COVID-19 or suspected COVID-19. Inhaled budesonide may be considered for use in mild-to-moderate, symptomatic, ambulatory (non-hospitalized) patients with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infection as an alternative or adjunct to COVID-19 monoclonal antibody therapy.

INSPECT FAQ for ED and Pain Clinic Providers on how to utilize INSPECT within Cerner.

FAQ for INSPECT within Cerner provided by Clinical IS.

https://iuhealth.sharepoint.com/sites/IS%20Clinical%20Education/SitePages/Home.aspx

ISMA's (Indiana State Medical Association) fast and easy way to learn on the go. Our mobile app, built by ProLearn, allows physicians, nurses and other users around the world to access the latest and most up-to-date CME content anywhere. You can find great courses and start, stop and return to your learning anytime, anywhere!

Starting April 8, 2019, patients who have been identified with Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) or Vancomycin Resistant Enterococcus (VRE) will no longer be placed in isolation using Contact precautions (CP). Team members will focus on basic infection prevention practices with ALL patients.

IU Health Dictation Instructions

This document further describes the IU Health hs-troponin ADP highlights

Triages patients into one of three risk groups based on initial (0hr) hs-troponin
– Further triage based on 1hr troponin and HEART score
Disposition possibilities include:
– Discharge home
– Ongoing observation/3hr troponin
– Admission
– Admission with early cardiology consultation
Features preventing discharge home
– 1hr Δ 5, HEART ≥ 7
High-risk features – early cardiology consultation
– Any troponin > 100, any Δ15
Outpatient follow-up processes will be developed locally

UHP Doc to Doc (or D2D)  is a physician directory and consult tool to improve relationships and access among IUHP physicians and advanced providers. This app features a custom search tool to browse IUHP colleagues, as well as easy access to IMACS OneCall, the statewide referral & consult call center for IUH.

Overview of best practice for configuring Cerner in the Primary Care setting.

The Cardiology Companion for the Medicine Residents serves as an electronic cardiology handbook designed for the housestaff on a cardiology rotation. The Krannert Institute of Cardiology wrote this handbook in order to improve cardiology education. This will provide practical knowledge of cardiology for the medicine housestaff.

Link to Laboratory News Bulletins provide news and information regarding laboratory services, new tests and test changes. 

Maternity Consult Mapping

A quick link to the client log on screen for CGI’s Milliman Care Guidelines for determining Level of Care.

MRI Helpful Tips and Information

Dr. Pantila Bateman and Dr. Richard Kovacs began to promote coordinating care with multiple disciplines for patients admitted with endocarditis due to injection drug use. This order set was developed by multiple providers (infectious disease, addictions, cardiology, CV) nursing, clinical informatics, social services and case management.  

Handouts and FAQ's for new onboarding providers and new incoming residents/fellows.

This video provides an overview of the workflow designed for newborn care within Dynamic Documentation. Highlights include adding and modifying Auto Texts and Smart Templates to make provider's workflows easier and more efficient.

Child abuse is not rare. There are over 700,000 victims nationally each year, resulting in over 1,500 deaths. In Indiana, there are over 200,000 reports yearly; 20,000 substantiated with about 2,000 physical abuse cases substantiated yearly. Youngest children are the most vulnerable, 0-1 year olds experience the highest rate of victimization. 90% of the perpetrators are the victim’s parents.

This Physician Education Express provides more detailed information about identifying and reporting Non Accidental Trauma in children at IU Health.

Learn about the nature of child abuse and neglect injuries and the Child Abuse and Neglect, NADM 1.10P policy which specifies Social Work is the identified Point Person to manage all cases involving Child Abuse and Neglect. You will also learn what you should do when you come across suspected child abuse or neglect cases.

Core Diabetes App - OB IV Insulin Management

Core Diabetes App - OB SubQ Antepartum Insulin Management

A webpage provided by the IUSOM and the Office of Graduate Medical Education.

A quick link to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector General website providing resources on fraud, compliance, and reports & publications for providers.

Medical Student Education serves students' critical affairs in their pursuit of a medical degree for Indiana University School of Medicine.

Post procedure before closing

Instructions for outpatient dictation.

IU Health Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committee up-to-date formulary lists, interchanges, medication use guidelines, protocols, etc.

Patient Experience Contact List by Facility

Patient Keeper Charge Entry Job aid

Taking every effort to provide the safest environment to receive or experience healthcare provisions, Indiana University Health will ensure that patients, team members and visitors are not exposed to hazardous situations while on Indiana University Health property.

 

In doing so, patients and visitors may find their activities and privileges restricted in the presence of medical devices.

Paxlovid™ is now available at many retail pharmacies for prescription by any provider.

Link to Provation for all IU Health facilities physician order sets for downtime procedures.

PowerChart Touch supports fast, easy, and smart workflows. PowerChart Touch allows a provider to complete both ambulatory and inpatient workflows

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Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination or Exemption for IU Health.

Essentials of Continuous Readiness for Patient Quality and Safety.

Push Dose Pressor (PDP) Compounding Instructions

Push Dose Pressors (PDP) Handout

A link to the regional Medicare Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) approved issues for targeted audits.

Utilizing IUH Workspace to access IU Health system remote.

Microsoft Authenticator Multi-Factoral Authentication (MFA) registration instructions for remote system access.

Riley Maternity Tower Emergency Response Manual

RQI BLS Simulation

RQI Start Instruction

How-to guide for the precourse self assessment for Internet Explorer

Instructions for accessing and completing the modules.

Instructions for the care and maintenance of the resuscitation manikins.

How-to guide for the ACLS and PALS simulation

How to use the Scrub Machines

Instructions for using the Central Dictation system at Bloomington, Morgan, Paoli and Bedford.

This video provides an overview of how to document bedside procedures using the Specialty Workflow page in Dynamic Documentation.

Core Diabetes App - SubQ Insulin Management

https://iuhealthcpe.org/view/team-portal-new-pulse/1

On September 1, 2022, IU Health will convert from alteplase to tenecteplase for the management of acute ischemic strokes (AIS) requiring thrombolytics in adult patients. The primary benefits of this change are ease of dosing (0.25 mg/kg, maximum 25 mg), ease of administration with tenecteplase (IV Push vs 1 hour infusion), and reduced cost (~$2,000/ dose). 

Instructional guide on ultrasound guided central access

How to obtain you current CME’s utilizing Athens.

UpToDate is the leading clinical decision support resource with evidence-based clinical information – including drug topics and recommendations that clinicians rely on at the point of care.

Opioid Tolerance Leveling training.

Required by IU Health to ensure all providers know how to use/view the PACS radiology imaging system.

Required by IU Health to ensure all providers are aware of harmful events that can be prevented for patients while in the hospital setting

Required by IU Health so all providers can locate paper order sets, view policy and procedures, and access Center for Physician Education website.

Required by IU Health to ensure all providers are aware of high risk drugs, look alike/sound alike drugs, and the use of Tall Man Lettering.

An overview of anti-coagulation drugs and the management of these medications.

Required by IU Health to ensure all providers practice safely and know how to complete incident reports within IU Health’s electronic reporting system.

What is AIDET and why is it important? In order to receive the CME credit(s) all segments (Video, Assessment, and Survey) for the curriculum assigned must be completed. Enhancing Communication (19:35) - 0.5 CME credits

Managing Blood Products

(Annual) Required by IU Health for all health care providers to comply with federal regulations mandated to protected health information and comply with electronic health care transaction privacy and security standards.

CDC Isolation Categories

Required by IU Health to ensure all providers know how to assess opioid tolerance levels.

(Annual) Required by IU Health to review safety hazards, emergency response codes, and other safety concerns within the IU Health facilities.

Overview of CareWeb and INPC, along with how to access and function within the application. You will be able to: Navigate and use Careweb to find medical records, Use Careweb Search; Use the flow sheet to view patient information; customize the settings tab; select a new patient or viewing results by facility; use the results filter to test results for a patient.

Provider Performed Microscopy Competency

Electronic Signature Authentication (ESA)

(Annual) Required by IU Health for annual infection control education to ensure the safety of our staff and prevent transmission of infectious organisms that would compromise patient care.

Language Services

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Staff breastfeeding education is an evidence based practice that relates to infant nutrition and care. This goal is identified by the CDC and Baby Friendly USA and in alignment with the Indiana State Department of Health's Indiana Perinatal Levels of Care Program education training requirements. These videos will assist in meeting this objective in order to provide a solid foundation to increase patient outcomes.

The prevention of wrong site surgery is a team responsibility. The World Health Organization (WHO) developed a check list many years ago much like the check list the airline industry uses to assure everything is safe.

Assessing Coronary Heart Disease in Women.

Heart Failure During Hospitalization

Level 1 Heart Attack Program

Ruptured Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

Thoracic Vascular Emergencies

Overview and walkthrough of scenarios that can occur while in the ICU.

How to function within Cerner SurgiNet all the way from logging in to printing records.

How to access DiNA via Pulse and CsGate.

Overview of the DME competitive bigging program as developed by CMS.

A collection of short educational videos on the pancreas and its pathophysiology.

This module will show you how to utilize the subcutaneous glucostablizer software program utilized by IU Health.

How to access Lawson from your computer.

Complete overview of plain language.

Overview of IU Health's mission and values along with the standards of assurance and quality of care IU Health provides.

IU Health is dedicated to providing health professionals with the information they need to promote the quality and safety of the health care while giving exemplary levels of respect and dignity to patients and their families. It is our mission to excel in providing safe and effective care of the highest quality and value. In the course, you will learn about ways to improve patient safety while providing quality care.

Understand the impact of AHRQ Patient Safety Indicators in hospital reimbursement and how to verbalize appropriate documentation to capture clinical nature of PSI events in the medical record. With this knowledge we will define expectations for providers (MDs, RNs, RTs, etc.) on how we can continue to decrease preventable harm events and ensure patient safety.

How to react if an active shooter event occurred in your facility.

This module orients you to your role in providing safe care within a hospital environment.

The Nature within IU Health West Hospital.

How to demonstrate patient safety, emergency preparedness, compliance, infection control, and management of confidential information.

These rules and regulations are intended to provide comprehensive information to members of the Indiana University Health West Hospital Medical Staff in order for them to fulfill their commitment and responsibility to provide quality and safe patient care. In addition, members of the Medical Staff are obliged to carry themselves in a manner, which exemplifies the utmost respect and professionalism toward patients, families, visitors, staff and employees of Indiana University Health West Hospital.

IU West Hospital Code of Conduct - M3.33

Welcome to IU West Hospital

How to use the Electronic Discharge Instructions (eDI) system.

Introduction and welcome to IU Health Saxony Hospital.

Infection prevention of central line infection education and training, train the trainer instructional training.

Prerequisite and live instructional course over the prevention of infections through central lines.

IU Health Tipton Anticipated Length of Stay (LOS) Form

A printable pocket guide of IU Health's Clinical Documentation Checklist (CDIP)

IU Health Tipton Medical Staff bylaws, policies, rules and regulations.

Printable reference or medical record requirements specific to IU Health Tipton's Critical Access status and basic medical record documentation requirements.

Overview of IU Health Tipton's safety procedures.

IU Health LifeLine Helipad Safety Program's Core Safety Program and Standard Operating Procedures.

Culture at IU Health North

Culture sensitivity training at IU Health North

Department and amenities located at IU Health North.

Pain Management at IU Health North.

Protective services located at IU Health North.

Information on staff quality evaluations performed at IU Health North.

The AHA BLS Providers trains medical professionals to promptly recognize several life-threatening emergencies; provide high-quality chest compressions; deliver appropriate ventilations and provide early use of an AED. In this four hour video-based course, participants work with AHA BLS Instructors to complete BLS skills practice and skills testing. Students also complete a written exam. This course provides initial BLS certification and the renewal of BLS certification as required every two years by the AHA. Please print the map for class Map **Please Note** Classroom doors open 30 minutes prior to start of class. Please allow plenty of time to find parking and to make your journey to Wile Hall Room 532. Those who arrive after DVD is started will not be permitted to stay for the class per AHA guidelines. Please pay special attention to the start time of the course for which you have registered. If you have additional questions plese email us at ecc@iuhealth.org

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) - American Heart Association - RQI certification completion record

Advanced Trauma Life Support Class (live)

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) - American Heart Association - RQI certification completion record

Neonatal Resuscitation Program Class (live)

PHP

Educational video and assessment

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The Health Information Management modules contains the rationale for and information about clinical documentation and how to include and identify the required elements and common compliance issues for clinical documentation. You will also learn about the requirements for authenticating documentation and orders, how to identify acceptable patient identifiers. You will also learn how to respond to clarification queries.

This course consists of multiple modules of various harm sources and how to help prevent.

Welcome to IU Health Arnett, West Central Region. This module will inform you of high level information about the organization, contacts, and our mission.

Required by IU Health to ensure all providers can navigate, document, and place orders in the electronic medical record.

Utilizing Epic for review of medical records

Overview of IU Health Arnett Antimicrobial Stewardship program.

IU Health West Central Region Med Staff physician, and advanced providers, orientation handbook.

AIDET for Advanced Providers - Any service excellence campaign, like the Leading to Preeminence initiative, is an effort to improve patient, staff and physician satisfaction. The organization is taking the steps to improve all three. With this in mind, I am proud to invite you to participate in the AIDET training event as a part of IU Health's journey to preeminence and to support the professional perception of our medical staff.(17:12) - 0.5 CME credits

Any service excellence campaign, like the Leading to Preeminence initiative, is an effort to improve patient, staff and physician satisfaction. The organization is taking the steps to improve all three. With this in mind, I am proud to invite you to participate in the AIDET training event as a part of IU Health's journey to preeminence and to support the professional perception of our medical staff. (12:49) - 0.5 CME credits

Any service excellence campaign, like the Leading to Preeminence initiative, is an effort to improve patient, staff and physician satisfaction. The organization is taking the steps to improve all three. With this in mind, I am proud to invite you to participate in the AIDET training event as a part of IU Health's journey to preeminence and to support the professional perception of our medical staff. (19:10) - 0.5 CME credits

How to use an EMR system in patient room in an outpatient setting. - 0.25 CME credits

How to utilize an EMR in a patient room appropriately in accordance with our enhanced communication efforts. - 0.25 CME credits

Understanding the difference in contrast media administration between adults and children, review of premedication, and treatment for contrast reactions.

Discussing the use of contrast media in special situations such as pregnancy, nephropathy, and emergent situations.

A review of patient evaluation prior to sedation, identification of patients with difficult airways, procedural monitoring requirements and reversal and rescue techniques.

Overview of the Antimicrobial Stewardship program at IU Health North.

In this VTE Clinical scenario course, you will learn how to: Identify the symptoms and physical signs of VTE. Describe when to use D-Dimer and how to follow up with specific population with PE. Explain when to use CPTA and V/Q scan to diagnose PE. Identify when and how to use the PERC rule, PVI and other tools compared to clinical gestalt for estimating pretest probability of a PE diagnosis. Describe how biomarkers, echoes, and the presence of a saddle embolus impact the decision for admission into the hospital. Explain what the difference in effectiveness and side effect profile between the different NOACs when prescribing them for certain patients.

Provides resource information for providers to assist with identifying potential non-accidental trauma related injuries in pediatric patients as well as how to report.

Overview of INSPECT for ED and Pain Clinic Providers that will be live in Cerner on 1/2/2019

Created for Staff Physicians. Fluoroscopy contributes to the highest rate of patient radiation injury, as well as the highest medical occupational radiation exposure. As of January 1st, 2019, fluoroscopy operators are required by the Joint Commission to receive specific annual training on safe fluoroscopy operating procedures and dose optimization techniques, according to the Image Gently campaign.

Effective April 8, 2019, patients who have been identified with Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) or Vancomycin Resistant Enterococcus (VRE) are no longer be placed in isolation using Contact precautions (CP). Team members will focus on basic infection prevention practices with ALL patients.

This course reviews the discharge checkout process used by Emergency Department providers, creating a summary of the patient's important medical information, vitals and results, medications lists, upcoming appointments, and patient education.

Did you know that March is Amyloidosis month? Amyloidosis is a disorder in which misfolded native proteins deposit extracellularly and lead to organ damage. Although the various types of amyloidoses share in common the deposition of misfolded proteins that aggregate as fibrils in tissue, they differ in actual protein composition, organ involvement, prognostic implication and most importantly, treatment. It is therefore critically important to determine the type of amyloidosis a patient has in order to provide the appropriate treatment. After viewing this module, you will be able to identify and describe the different types amyloidosis, explain the commonality of amyloidosis, identify which organ amyloidosis affect and how it affects them. You will be able to describe the pertinenet physical examination and cardiac findings in AL amyloidosis and describe the definitive tests used to diagnose AL amyloidosis.

Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP)

Annual fluoroscopy safety training for residents from the Radiation Safety Office for IUPUI and IU Medical Center. Fluoroscopy contributes to the highest rate of patient radiation injury, as well as the highest medical occupational radiation exposure. As of January 1st, 2019, fluoroscopy operators are required by the Joint Commission to receive specific annual training on safe fluoroscopy operating procedures and dose optimization techniques, according to the Image Gently campaign. This module discusses how fluoroscopy machines generate radiation, how image quality is affected by machine parameters, how the radiation from the machine affects the human body, how to keep radiation exposure as low as is reasonably achievable without sacrificing image quality, and how to keep staff exposure to radiation as low as possible.

Podcast

Welcome to 3 East. This is a 28 bed inpatient unit within IU’s Simon Cancer Center for hematology and medical oncology. In the following videos, there are some introductions to nursing, case management, social work and pharmacy. Other ancillary services include physical therapy and dietary services.

Upon completion of this module, you will be able to : Recognize visuals used at IU Health to identify HDs  Identify steps in Cerner to review PPE requirements. Explain how to give HD drugs Identify how to dispose of drugs 

IU Health North - Physician Stroke Recognition

IU Health North - Stroke Education for ED and Neurology Providers

Introduces the IU Health Sepsis Initiative and review of the new ED Sepsis PowerPlan

(Annual) Guidance for medical learners on utilizing PHI and EMR access.

This brief video shows two scenarios for treating a difficult-to-diagnose patient for sepsis using the new Sepsis Powerplan.

Basics of febrile neutropenia for residents and medical students seeing patients on the Hematology and Oncology rotations in the Simon Cancer Center.

How to access LOS Index Variance data from Tableau using the IU Health Team page.

PICU Up! - Promoting early rehabilitation and progressive mobility in the PICU.

IPASS is a mnemonic for a standardized system of verbal hand-offs and written sign-outs that was initially developed at Boston Children’s.

IU Health and The Center for Physician Education would like to encourage you to view the Implanted Port Access Video.

(Annual) Conflict of Interest Questionnaire for West Central Region

Interactive activity about donning and doffing PPE.

Cerner course that needs to be done prior to live orientation. NOTE: Course completions are uploaded daily so if you completed the course it may not show as complete until the following day.

Welcome to IU Health Obstetrics. Maternal morbidity and mortality are national and Indiana state health problems. Obstetric hemorrhage is a leading cause of preventable maternal morbidity and mortality. Rates of postpartum hemorrhage (PPI-I) have increased over the past two decades, primarily due to an increase-in cases of uterine atony. The IU Health Clinical Effectiveness OB Council approved the use of the OB Hemorrhage bundle Toolkit. The bundle is meant to be placed in a binder on the needed units as a Reference Toolkit for team members and used in an emergent hemorrhage situation.

The Revenue Cycle Services has seen an Increase in denials related to missing or incomplete Consent for Sterilization forms for the Medicaid/HIP population. This has caused a significant amount of revenue loss throughout the system. If a Sterilization procedure is performed without a consent form, the claim will be denied with no payer reimbursement. In these education videos, we will discuss the most commonly seen errors and highlight the very stringent requirements which are essential to receive reimbursement by reviewing the exact way the Sterilization Consent form needs to be completed. We will also show you where to locate the Consent form.

The Bariatric Conversation module addresses the importance of engaging your patients in meaningful conversations about weight loss. You will learn about the importance of asking permission to address their weight loss experiences and future plans. It also describes motivational interviewing techniques to collaborate with your patient about a weight loss plan. You will also see demonstrations of a bad example of a patient encounter and as good example of a collaborative patient encounter.

To provide clinicians with the information they need while ensuring the tools they use efficient, patient data is protected, all while being easy for IT to integrate and maintain.

NIH Stroke Scale

Outpatient PT/OT for Stroke Video 1 Credit

Post Stroke Depression Video 1 Credit

Speech Therapy and Cognition Stroke Video 1 Credit

Stroke Neuro Imaging Video 1 Credit

Stroke Syndromes Video 1 Credit

Oracle introduction to team member self-service

Welcome to IU Health Frankfort

Overview of the new 3M Versaflow TR-600-PAPR

2021 Office and other Outpatient Evaluation and Management (E/M) Services Guidelines

Instruction for how to use the updated Kronos system to record your time

At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to: • Describe the tobacco use prevalence among persons with behavioral health conditions • Introduce the clinical practice guidelines evidence-based recommendation on pharmacologic treatment options for patients with tobacco dependence • Compare various tobacco treatment medications, including the safety and efficacy data, for the management of tobacco cessation • Examine tobacco treatment medications, including doses, routes, and frequency of administration

I.Understand the wide-reaching impact of Provider Documentation II.Overview of HIM Documentation Completion Policies

Adapted from California Maternal Quality Care Collective (CMQCC) Toolkit 2020

In light of COVID-19, high flow nasal cannula has been an increasingly popular modality for acute respiratory distress and failure. It has proven effective in avoiding mechanical ventilation and potential downstream end-organ failure associated with prolonged ICU stays. In fact, HFNC has taken the place of conventional non-invasive ventilation strategies in many cases. In light of that fact, how does HFNC work, and how do we effectively care for patients when this form of therapy is indicated? Though tailored to the transport environment, this presentation will answer those questions for any discipline caring for this patient population.

ED Sepsis Screening of Pediatric Patients for ED Providers and Nursing Staff

ED Sepsis Screening of Adult Patients for ED Providers and Nursing Staff

A Civil and Respectful Workplace Building a Strong Affirmative Culture (DEI)

Workplace Harassment and Bullying: Managing Threats

Workplace Harassment and Bullying: Managing Threats

Civil and Respectful Workplace Building a Strong Affirmative Culture

Leader Discussion Guide

This course contains information about the what, when, why and who regarding the IUH adoption of High-sensitivity troponin testing, including FAQs and high-sensitivity troponin ADP. What? ? Systemwide conversion from current generation troponin I assay, to newer high-sensitivity troponin I assay (hs-TnI) When? ? Q3, 2021 Why? ? Increased sensitivity allows for earlier and more accurate detection of Myocardial Infarction (MI) Who? ? All IU Health facilities statewide

This module includes content on Patient Safety. Topics are presented in video format and the expected completion time is 7-8 minutes.

This training is to ensure the safety of patients & team members in our new Riley Maternity & Newborn Health Center. It covers safety in the environment of care, as well as emergency management. The plan to move maternity and newborn services from Methodist Hospital to Riley Hospital for Children, allows for strategic integration of maternity and neonatal services. This co-location of maternity and neonatal care at Riley fosters program growth and improved care quality and coordination. This move also allows for a better patient experience by keeping mothers and babies together.

This training is to ensure the safety of patients & team members in our new Riley Maternity & Newborn Health Center. It covers safety in the environment of care, as well as emergency management. The plan to move maternity and newborn services from Methodist Hospital to Riley Hospital for Children, allows for strategic integration of maternity and neonatal services. This co-location of maternity and neonatal care at Riley fosters program growth and improved care quality and coordination. This move also allows for a better patient experience by keeping mothers and babies together.

IU Health West Stroke Program

IU Health Bloomington New Provider Onboarding Resources

IU Health Bloomington New Provider Orientation

GERD and Dyspepsia Management in the Primary Care Setting

Clinical Staff do not routinely conduct or document goals of care conversations or facilitate advance care plans. By providing a standardized document with prompts based on academic and clinical expertise we hope to improve patient centered care and eventually improve hospital metrics such as LOS/Readmissions and mortality. This video series teaches clinicians about the tools on GOC using a standardized note to facilitate a meaningful and directed GOC conversation that can be used across all settings both inpatient and in the community by clinical staff and is also easily located for staff to review with existing advance directives.

IU Health Bloomington New Family Medicine Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New Neurology Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New Emergency Medicine Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New Hospitalist Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New OB/GYN Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New Oncology Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New CV Surgery Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New CRNA Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New Radiology Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New Neurosurgery Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New Psychiatry Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New Gastroenterology Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New Pulmonology Provider Orientation

IU Health Bloomington New Anesthesiology Provider Orientation

Compounding Epinephrine at the Bedside

In this video, the leadership of RIley Children's Health stress the importance of using the IPASS process for transition of care for all patients.

Foundational training module describing the goals, objectives, and guiding principles of IU Health Bloomington.

Foundational training module describing safety elements for all staff who work within the new hospital.

This video series will introduce you to cognitive bias. You’ll learn what it is and how it can affect your thoughts, decisions, and interactions with others. You’ll also learn some strategies for mitigating bias in your personal and professional life. Please use the discussion guide to have a conversation with your team if you have direct reports

A test for new cme

IU Health Bloomington New Audiology Provider Orientation

Malignant hyperthermia (MH) is a medical emergency which requires early recognition and prompt care. Pharmacists play a critical role in Dantrolene preparation and administration to treat MH. Through this course, pharmacists will: Recognize the need for prompt preparation and administration of Dantrolene. Know where to acquire the medication and supplies required to prepare it. Evaluate and make recommendations for dosing. Respond to MH emergencies in an appropriate manner.

IU Health Bloomington New Pathologist Provider Orientation

This course explains the value of cultural humility and shows how self-reflection, listening to understand, and learning about others can help build mutually respectful relationships.

This course outlines IU Health’s Process for Suicide Screening, Assessment and Interventions in Non-Behavioral Health Areas.

Learning Objectives: After completion, the learner will be able to: -Identify all 5 moments of hand hygiene -Describe the three aspects of high quality hand hygiene -Identify the difference between the Patient Zone & the Healthcare Area -Recognize ways to give & receive in the moment feedback when you see a hand hygiene opportunity being missed -Identify where to find the Hand Hygiene toolkit & the PowerApp.

Welcome to IU Health Physicians

Advancing Our Culture

Privacy

Risk-Malpractice Liability

IUHP Corporate Compliance

Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination or Exemption

This module presents Inpatient Glucose Management for Providers to include: What is Unique about Glucose Management at IU Health? Core Diabetes Application (CDA) Offers IV and SubQ Insulin Treatment, including OB Versions Insulin is a High Frequency, High Risk Medication, 1 in 4 Patients at IU Health have a Charted Dose of Insulin Why is Glucose Control Important? What is the Nursing Process? (Optional) Components of Insulin Lispro Dosing - ISF Components of Insulin Lispro Dosing: Carb Ratio Adjust Orders to Achieve Glycemic Targets What Impact on Dosing will the Change Make? Order Modification for the Insulin Lispro Order Rarely Used Discreet Fields in the CDA Supporting SubQ Insulin Orders Supporting SubQ Insulin Program Rules Adding and Adjusting Basal Insulin Hypoglycemia Tips Dextrose IVF Orders May be Used to Mitigate Risk for Further Hypoglycemia Indications for IV CDA Insulin Program Use How is Insulin Infusion Calculated? Orders for Better Control and Patient Safety GlycemiCare/CDA Band Patient Flow Sheet Multi-Patient Dashboard For Cerner Patient List Glucose Management Resources

Throughout this course, you will gain the knowledge to begin to: 1. Explain the value behind setting performance goals, 2. Describe the SMART framework in writing meaningful performance goals, 3. Compose 3-5 SMART performance goals, 4. Leading teams in performance goals, 5. Describe what an Individual Development Plan (IDP) is and how it supports you, 6. Describe the 70/20/10 framework and how it supports your development, 7. Determine the best way to use the IDP Planning Template, and 8. Demonstrate how to submit an IDP in Oracle.

MRI Safety - Level 2 Training

Standard Isolation Donning and Doffing Update

Mechanical Circulatory Support Device Management (VAD Awareness)

From the C-suite to frontline staff - when everyone understands the value of collecting REAL data, everyone wins—especially your patients. Objectives -Restate simple examples of interventions that may resolve healthcare disparities. -Explain what demographic data points are, emphasizing what REAL data is, including categories. -Describe the prevalence of health disparities in the United States. -Give a simple example of how REAL data is used to identify health disparities. Accompanying Job Aids (Located In The Module) -Associated Talking Points -REAL Specific or Granular Categories

IU Health Bloomington Occupational Health Provider Orientation

The objectives of this course are to: identify stroke centers throughout the IU Health system, recognize the signs and symptoms of a stroke/TIA, list treatment options for stroke patients, know the process for calling a Stroke Alert/Stroke 1 at your facility, perform stroke assessments required for your unit, understand components of a Stroke Alert/Stroke 1, list components of stroke education, and correctly document stroke education.

IU Health North - Bariatric Training

Harassment and Bullying (DEI) Team Member

Cerner Model Charge - Provider Workflow

At the end of the course, the learner will be able to: Accurately calculate TNK dosages. Demonstrate how to mix and administer TNK medication to a patient, Verbalize charting requirements for a patient that has received TNK.

Provide information related to change in medication treatment for management of acute ischemic stroke requiring thrombolytics.

Cultural Humility for Team Members

We would like to develop a ventricular assist device (VAD) awareness video to provide to hospital staff with their initial and annual to stay aware of vad patients and management if they are in their department. The video will assist with streamlining education to all of the departments at IU Health Methodist that see VAD patients ie ER, advanced heart failure clinic, COLTT, cardiac rehab, heart station, social workers, dieticians, case managers, , cath lab, endoscopy, PACU, 4east 5east, pharmacy, PT wound, palliative care, and psychology.

Unique differences in physiologic development/maturation, physical growth, and the requirement for weight-based dosing increase the vulnerability of neonatal and pediatric patients to medication errors and subsequent adverse effects. Incorrectly dosed antimicrobials are one of the leading medication errors observed in this patient population.

This is a simple 8 slide elms unit that is designed to bring awareness of the dangers surrounding an MRI scanner. The goal is to help prevent injuries to patients and staff.

IU Health Bloomington New Fam Med and Peds APP Provider Orientation

Oracle Requestion Supplies and Services

Overview of potential complications that can occur when placing a central line.

Education Express: Isolation 2.0 Renewing a Focus on Basic Infection Prevention

In an effort to address the findings from the recent Joint Commission survey, particularly around NPSG.15.01.01 EP5.

Provider Covid Vaccine Education 2022 thru 2023

After completing this module, you should be able to: describe the benefits of insulin to carbohydrate ratio, describe why a patient is given insulin according to how many carbohydrates they consume, accurately calculate and document carbohydrate intake.

After completing this module, you should be able to: explain your role in carbohydrate counting, accurately count and document % of intake, understand why a patient is given insulin according to how many carbohydrates they consume.

This course is designed to educate staff on the Braden QD scale & to practice application using the new tool. IU Health recognizes the Braden QD Scale as a reliable tool to help identify pediatric patients who are at risk for pressure-related injuries from immobility & medical devices.

The objective for this unit is to educate staff on the appropriate use and care of Radiation Badges.

Enter Charges in Patient Keeper for Providers

E&M Coding and Documentation

Annual mandatory training on HIPAA for 2023

2023 Infection Prevention

2023 Environment of Care

2023 Culture of Safety

2023 HIPAA en Espanol

2023 Cultura de Seguridad

2023 Entorno de Atencion

2023 Prevencion de Infecciones

2024 New Resident Orientation Introduction

Professional charge entry for Surgical and procedural area. For providers that perform Surgical Services in the OR and Cath lab

Professional charge entry for E/M consults and bedside procedures. Any providers that perform bedside E/M services and bed side procedures.

Training module for Certification and Compliance for the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA)

Crisis Avoidance; De-escalation

This online course reviews the streamlined process for blood product administration documentation

Create a Welcoming Service Environment for Transgender Patients

CDC defines sepsis as “life-threatening organ dysfunction caused by a dysregulated host response to infection.” Sepsis is a medical emergency and early detection and treatment can improve patient outcomes.

Description: Understanding best practices and processes for collecting Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity demographic data during registration and clinical conversations. 1. Use question prompts and best practices to ask patients SOGI demographic data questions during registration and clinical conversations 2. Locate relevant job aids and apply job aid content to the data collection process.

Completion of this module fulfills our Joint Commission Stroke Accreditation standard to provide annual general staff education.

Suicide Screening and Intervention in Outpatient Non-Behavioral Health Areas: Provider Focus

Suicide Screening and Intervention in Outpatient Non-Behavioral Health Areas: Team Member Focus

USP develops standards for preparing compounded sterile medications to help ensure patient benefit and reduce risks such as contamination, infection or incorrect dosing.

Fostering a Culture of Appreciation and Recognition Everywhere (CARE)

Children are being trafficked in every county in Indiana, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood and under-reported offenses we face as a community. In an effort to ensure that individuals working with children recognize the signs of trafficking, the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children Committee (CSEC) developed a screening tool now available to all juvenile probation and detention officers. More than 2,300 Hoosier children have already been screened using the tool since June 2022. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: 1. Identify the scope of the human trafficking problem in children 2. Describe at-risk patients by utilizing victim-centered interviewing techniques 3. Describe best practices to provide and promote trauma-informed care 4. Explain how to best equip health professionals to intervene safely on behalf of patients 5. Describe when to connect patients, providers, clinics, and hospitals to resources

The main domains of standards precautions include hand hygiene, use of personal protective equipment (gloves, gown, mask, eye protection, or face shield) depending on the anticipated exposure, and safe injection practices. This short module addresses using surgical hand and patient site preparation for the operating room.

Annual mandatory training on HIPAA for 2024

2024 Infection Prevention

2024 Environment of Care

2024 Culture of Safety

Upon completion of this module, you will be able to :Recognize visuals used at IU Health to identify HDs Identify steps in Cerner to review PPE requirements.Explain how to give HD drugsIdentify how to dispose of drugs 

This course is designed to provide important information about strokes, what causes them, prevention, and initial management. You will learn how to recognize and respond if you suspect someone is experiencing a stroke. You will also learn about the IUH Stroke 1 Algoritms and whe to use Stroke 1 Power Plans.

This module describes the Universal Protocol checklist items a surgeon must go through with their surgical team before beginning to operate (Pre-Procedure). It also explains the checklist items a surgeon must follow with their surgical team prior to incision. And finally, it outlines the checklist items that a surgeon and surgical team must follow upon completion of procedure. It provides simulated scenarios of each time out and assesses learners understanding of Universal Protocol use in the operating room.