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   \vspace{-2pt}Published 31st March, 2015.\\
   Updated 12th May, 2016.\\
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Patient List & The patient list is a summary of patients on any particular team (ICU, Wards, Blue). You can sort by any column with the Up or Down symbol. To edit a patient to add or update information, click the pencil icon next to the patient name. \tn 
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Add Patient & Click Add Patient from the Patient List menu or the Add New Patient button in the upper right corner. If your institution's EMR integrates with e-Handoff, you will see autosuggestions for EMR patients on the patient first and last name, and medical record fields. Add the initial patient information, create the record, then use the rest of the fields to add additional patient data. \tn 
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Search & You can search for current or archived patients by name, medical record, your userid, admit or discharge dates, or strings within any text field. Depending on how your institution saves the data, you might also be able to bring back archived patient data in the case of a readmit. You can also export the results of your search to a spreadsheet. \tn 
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Welcome & This is the screen you see when you first activate your account. The Welcome screen shows a list of all teams to which you have been granted access, as well as some getting started info. \tn 
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\mymulticolumn{1}{x{17.67cm}}{When editing patients you will see a screen of various input fields that have been determined by your program to match your handoff workflow. If your institution's EMR integrates with e-Handoff, you can start typing in a patient's first or last name or medical record and see a list of matching patients from your EMR. You may also see existing patients that are on a different team. A patient can be on two or more teams at the same time, sharing demographic data, but each team can also track separate workflow items. To set an alert, click the chili pepper on any text field, and the values will show up in the Alert section in the upper right corner, until turned off. You can also click the {[}{]} to place a bracket inside a field, or the check mark to indicate a task has been completed. While editing, your data will be autosaved every 60 seconds as well as if you are timed out.} \tn 
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Single Patient Print & Use this option to print a To Do List or Census report for just one patient. \tn 
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To Do List & This is a summary report that can be used for rounding. The fields can match the input screen exactly, but an administrator can also choose to customize the fields if desired. \tn 
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Census List & A more compressed report with less fields, room for notes, and fishbone charts for lab values. \tn 
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Handoff Report (Admin Only) & This report is a summary of patient transitions by program, team or resident. This option is only viewable by administrators. \tn 
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Medical Errors Report (Admin Only) & If medical error tracking is turned on for your team or program, you can use this report to get a list of the errors and severity. This option is only viewable by administrators. \tn 
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Switch Team & Use this option to switch to another team, such as from Peds Wards to Peds ICU. \tn 
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My Profile & Here is where you can update your email address, password and security questions. {\bf{If you update your email address it will also change your userid.}} \tn 
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