One NP of the day is available each day of the week. Please note the role of the NP below.
~7:00 AM – 7:30 PM, seven days a week
7:00 AM – 8:00 PM | NP will do discharge markers (i.e., a checklist of potential barriers to discharge) on patients who are slated for discharge. The NP will notify the attending MD if any markers are positive to prevent premature discharges. |
8:00 – 9:00 AM | NP will look up patients of the post-call resident to prepare for rounds. At this time, the NP will also touch base with 5NW charge RN, ICU, Orthopedics and Surgery to assess for any appropriate consults for the team. |
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM | NP will round with the attending and post-call resident |
10:00 AM | NP will sign on to the post-call resident’s pager when all patients have been presented. |
10:30 AM | NP will attend the IDR. During rounds, any action items will be reviewed by the post-call resident, so that NP can update his or her to do list. |
3:00 PM (M-F) & 11:00 AM (Weekends/holiday) |
NP will facilitate discharge planning rounds with the charge nurse, clinical case manager, and pharmacist in attendance. The NP may ask the Geriatrics residents for updates on potential discharges prior to these rounds, as anticipated discharge dates will be updated at these rounds. Please update the NP if there have been significant changes in plan/dc date since IDR. |