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Training 2A - Resident Record

Training Steps

1. Introduction

Presentation of the training plan and training objectives:

  • Interactive training
  • Approximate duration: 3.5 - 4 hours

OBJECTIVES:

  • Be able to admit residents and manage the resident profile.
  • Be able to document and maintain up-to-date relevant resident information.

Resident Admission

2. Admission

General Menu➔Admission

  • Admission process:
    • Admission types (according to the facility's vocation. E.g.: Private, RI, CHSLD, Prospect)
    • Required fields (according to the admission type)
    • Once the admission is completed, the resident profile displays a “checklist” of the required information based on the established admission rules.
  • Accommodation type, facility, rooms, etc.

Resident Profile

3. Profile

Resident Menu➔Resident Profile➔Profile

  • Quick navigation through the profile sections.
  • Demographic information, photo, record number.
  • Resident deactivation.
  • Customization of vital sign thresholds.
  • Information regarding the resident's CPR status.
  • Medication distribution and administration method.
  • The FEBS and its link to the Assistance Plan, Dietary Particularities and Work Plan. Ability to calculate care hours.
  • Movements.
  • Health history.
  • Contact, professional, pharmacy, and physical profile information.
  • Evacuation capacity (link to the form).
  • Parking and storage.
  • Insurance, pets, assistive and safety equipment.
  • Particularities (Attendance) section.

Resident Record

4. Needs Assessment

Resident Menu➔Assessment Tools➔Needs Assessments

  • Needs assessment forms
    • Link to the “Assistance Plan” (see tile)
    • Link to “Dietary Particularities” (see tile)
    • Possible link to tasks in the “Work Plan”
    • Ability to calculate care hours

5. PTI
(optional)

Resident Menu➔Care Planning➔Nursing Therapeutic Plan

  • PTI creation process.

6. IIP (CHSLD)
(optional)

Resident Menu➔Care Planning➔Interdisciplinary Intervention Plan

  • IIP creation process.

7. Notes Record

Resident Menu➔Notes Record

  • Tiles: nursing notes, professional services, PAR and recreational activities.
  • Notes can be added, invalidated, and copied via the context menu.
  • Selection of the note template.
  • Attached files.
  • Ability to continue a note after being disconnected following a prolonged absence (expired session).

8. Overview of the Other Resident Tiles

Resident Menu➔Profile➔Printer Icon➔Printer Before Hospitalization

  • Generate the hospitalization report as a PDF file.
  • Assessment tools.
  • Clinical monitoring - customization of vital signs.
  • Risk management.
  • Medical record.
  • Life history.
  • Resident dashboard.
  • Certification.
  • Legal / administrative.

9. Utilities

  • Lock: when locked, allows you to remain on the selected menu.

Configuration

10. Management Instance Configuration

Information shared between residences:

  • All information shared between residences is located in the “System Configuration” tile of the Management residence.
  • Admission Types: validate the admission types offered and select those used by the facility.

General Menu➔Configuration➔System Configuration➔Dictionary

  • Activity: activity configuration is located under the “Activity” section of the “Dictionary” menu.
  • Responsible: configuration of departments, functions, and specialties is located under the “Responsible” section of the “Dictionary” menu.
  • Resident: configuration of resident characteristic dictionaries is located under the “Resident” section of the “Dictionary” menu.
  • Note Templates: nursing notes in SOFI use templates. These templates are configured under the “Note Templates” section of the “Dictionary” menu.
  • Assistive Equipment: the list of assistive equipment used by a resident is shared between residences. This list is located under the “Assistive Equipment” section of the “Dictionary” menu.
  • Safety Equipment: the list of safety equipment used by a resident is shared between residences. This list is located under the “Safety Equipment” section of the “Dictionary” menu.

11. Run Synchronization

Once the information has been properly entered in the “Management” residence, you must run the synchronization so that the information becomes available to all residences.

To do this, go to the “Dictionary” menu. Select the “Synchronization” menu and press the button. A message will then be displayed to confirm that the synchronization is complete.

Confirm the date of the next training session

To be completed before the next training session:

  • Complete the entries for the topics covered.
  • Prepare the tasks to be added to the work plan for the next training session.

Before the next meeting:

  • Configure the rules by admission type (if changed).
  • Validate the resident list.
  • Validate the resident profile data.
  • Verify the contact list for all residents.
  • Validate the FEBS (wait before generating tasks).
  • Validate the form: Level of Care.
  • Complete forms as needed (level of care, Prisma 7, etc.).
  • Complete the PTI, if necessary.

GLOSSARY

Warning (vital signs, expired NAM, Bacterium)
Displays on the resident's birthday.
Incident-accident form alert not completed.
Notification of change in resident file. PTI or evaluation
Indicates that the resident wishes Do not attempt CPR.
Indicates the resident is in isolation.

NOTES