There are now just under 5 weeks until the commencement of the EMR Phase 2.1 Go-Live on Sunday 9 July at the Williamstown Hospital Emergency Department.
As we continue our countdown to the Go-Live, please find attached Number 5 in the Nursing & Midwifery Top 10 – Passport to Surgery.With EMR Phase 2.1, Passport to Surgery & Cath Lab Pre-procedure Checklist will move to Adult Quick View in Interactive View (iView) to improve communication.
Training:
A reminder that EMR Phase 2.1 training is available online via WeLearn
The WeLearn package does not need to be completed in the one session, it will be saved as you progress through it and can be returned to at a later time. The package can also be completed a second time, or more, to further enhance understanding
For those staff who require additional support after their WeLearn training, optional in-person Nursing & Midwifery classroom training sessions are available until Friday 30th June
Staff who prefer classroom training are also welcome to book into one of these in-person classroom training sessions. Please check with your manager before booking in and book early to secure your preferred day and time. A guide stepping through how to book one of these sessions is attached.
As your complete your EMR Phase 2.1 training, please practice using the EMR and the new workflows utilising the EMR practice environment. Our wonderful Nursing & Midwifery EMR Super Users have been provided with EMR practice environment logins, and they have been encouraged to share the logins with colleagues.
More information:
If you have any EMR Phase 2.1 queries, please do not hesitate to contact:
- Kate Renzenbrink – Chief Nursing & Midwifery Informatics Officer – Kate.Renzenbrink@wh.org.au
- Kylee Ross – Assistant Chief Nursing & Midwifery Informatics Officer – Kylee.Ross@wh.org.au
Thank you all for your continued support. By working together, we can ensure that not only is the Go-Live successful, but that nurses and midwives thrive using the enhanced EMR functionality.