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000009121 0247_ $$2DOI$$a10.6083/ms35t937v
000009121 037__ $$aIR
000009121 041__ $$aeng
000009121 245__ $$aRefining telemetry utilization
000009121 260__ $$bVeterans Administration Portland
000009121 269__ $$a2021-06-16
000009121 336__ $$aOther
000009121 520__ $$aAs our hospital has increased it’s number of acute care beds, there has been an increased 
demand for the use of telemetry monitoring. This has led to additional purchasing of telemetry 
licenses and equipment. In addition, with telemetry orders having expiration dates in CPRS, it has resulted in the order falling off the patient’s chart and at times making it unclear to nursing if the patient should be removed from telemetry, as there may still be clinical indication for further monitoring with no clear discontinuation order. As a result, patients often remain on telemetry for lengthy times with no active orders in CPRS and potential inappropriate use. In the acute care setting, does having standardized guidelines for implementation and removal of cardiac telemetry help to improve utilization and cost of care?
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000009121 542__ $$fIn copyright - single owner
000009121 650__ $$aHospitals$$020336
000009121 650__ $$aTelemetry$$026809
000009121 650__ $$aHeart Failure$$019939
000009121 650__ $$aQuality Improvement$$039456
000009121 650__ $$aInpatients$$020846
000009121 6531_ $$aacute care
000009121 7001_ $$aDeRienzo, Chelsea$$uPortland VA Medical Center$$041358
000009121 8564_ $$9de9485fb-0be0-46c3-8c4c-bc5357e4f249$$s663847$$uhttps://digitalcollections.ohsu.edu/record/9121/files/2021-EBP-DeRienzo-Refining_Telemetry-Executive_Summary.pdf
000009121 8564_ $$9573edc36-6a59-4aab-baec-1ad23ab77d19$$s5252881$$uhttps://digitalcollections.ohsu.edu/record/9121/files/2021-EBP-DeRienzo-Refining_Telemetry-Presentation_.pdf
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000009121 980__ $$aEvidence-Based Practice Nursing Fellowship collection