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Brian R Jacobs¹, Eric Crotty, Ed Conway

¹Center for Pediatric Informatics, Children's National Medical Center , Washington DC.

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|April 26, 2013

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Electronic routing of computerized provider order entry (CPOE) STAT orders via pagers significantly improved efficiency for radiographic studies and respiratory treatments, enhancing patient care delivery and clinician satisfaction.

Keywords:

Care orders Computerized provider order entry Efficiency Radiology Respiratory therapy

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Informatics
Clinical Operations
Patient Safety

Background:

Computerized provider order entry (CPOE) is linked to improved patient safety.
The study investigated the efficiency of STAT orders using electronic routing via pagers.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the impact of electronic pager notification of STAT orders on the efficiency of radiographic studies and respiratory treatments.
To assess clinician satisfaction with the new notification system.

Main Methods:

A two-period study (before and after implementation) comparing traditional communication with electronic pager notification for STAT orders.
Tracking of order processing times for radiology and respiratory therapy.
Clinician user satisfaction surveys were administered.

Main Results:

Pager notification significantly reduced radiology technician arrival time and the time to image availability and radiologist verbal report.
Significant reduction in mean time from ordering to administration for STAT respiratory therapy treatments.
Clinician satisfaction improved across radiologists, respiratory therapists, and ordering clinicians.

Conclusions:

Direct pager notification of CPOE-generated STAT orders significantly accelerates radiographic studies and respiratory treatments.
Implementation of pager notification led to improved care delivery and widespread clinician satisfaction.