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CPO

Brief description

5-6 patients scheduled per day (though there are often 1-2 add-ons)
Typically alternate patients with the other resident, see the patient then staff with the attending, but later will staff directly with the attending

Where to show up

Lower concourse of JHOC
Provider room is off of the main waiting area

What to wear

Scrubs! Or business casual if you prefer

Hours/Call/Weekends

Official hours are 7am-5pm M-F but can alternate who takes the first patient
Someone has to hold the code pager from 7-5 and respond to JHOC codes however interns cannot do this, so it ends up being the senior resident

Tips

Anesthesia control center code: 1655
Bring stethoscope
Use the “An Review” tab in Epic (at the top) to check patient’s surgery posting (duration, postop location ie ICU vs floor)
One of the most important things is to go through patient’s meds and list which they need to take vs hold before surgery (roadmap has guidance for each class of medication)
There is a “CPO Resident Orientation” packet with instructions on workflow, how to document, who to contact for different things. TLDR below:
- Anticoagulation questions: can reach out to Stephanie Robertson, PharmD via staff message using the dotphrase .CPOREFERRAL
- Pacemaker/ICD that needs to be interrogated (typically the case if it hasn’t been interrogated in the last 6 months): email [[1]] with the following info: pt name/MRN, DOS/time/OR venue, manufacturer of device, surgeon’s name and contact info, device indication (if known), and any additional details if relevant
- Care coordination: secure chat Pod B CPO for administrative requests such as obtaining outside records
- Edmonton Frailty Questionnaire: MA fills out this form with patients and if they score higher than 6, you just message Pod A CPO to FYI them of this

Vital Information

Follow roadmap (PDF emailed out before the rotation starts by Nicole Gauthier, lead NP in the clinic)
Dotphrase .PECED for general patient instructions
Dotphrase .CPOERAS for ERAS patient instructions
To write a note: open pt chart → click “PEC” tab → click “H&P” it will autopopulate

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-'''CPO'''
+CPO
 Brief description
--       5-6 patients scheduled per day (though there are often 1-2 add-ons)
+* 5-6 patients scheduled per day (though there are often 1-2 add-ons)
+* Typically alternate patients with the other resident, see the patient then staff with the attending, but later will staff directly with the attending
--       Typically alternate patients with the other resident, see the patient then staff with the attending, but later will staff directly with the attending
+Where to show up
-Where to show up
+* Lower concourse of JHOC
+* Provider room is off of the main waiting area
--       Lower concourse of JHOC
+What to wear
--       Provider room is off of the main waiting area
+* Scrubs! Or business casual if you prefer
 Hours/Call/Weekends
--       Official hours are 7am-5pm M-F but can alternate who takes the first patient
+* Official hours are 7am-5pm M-F but can alternate who takes the first patient
+* Someone has to hold the code pager from 7-5 and respond to JHOC codes however interns cannot do this, so it ends up being the senior resident
--       Someone has to hold the code pager from 7-5 and respond to JHOC codes however interns cannot do this, so it ends up being the senior resident
 Tips
--       Anesthesia control center code: 1655
+* Anesthesia control center code: 1655
+* Bring stethoscope
--       Use the “An Review” tab in Epic (at the top) to check patient’s surgery posting (duration, postop location ie ICU vs floor)
+* Use the “An Review” tab in Epic (at the top) to check patient’s surgery posting (duration, postop location ie ICU vs floor)
+* One of the most important things is to go through patient’s meds and list which they need to take vs hold before surgery (roadmap has guidance for each class of medication)
--       One of the most important things is to go through patient’s meds and list which they need to take vs hold before surgery (roadmap has guidance for each class of medication)
+* There is a “CPO Resident Orientation” packet with instructions on workflow, how to document, who to contact for different things. TLDR below:
+** Anticoagulation questions: can reach out to Stephanie Robertson, PharmD via staff message using the dotphrase .CPOREFERRAL
--       There is a “CPO Resident Orientation” packet with instructions on workflow, how to document, who to contact for different things. TLDR below:
+** Pacemaker/ICD that needs to be interrogated (typically the case if it hasn’t been interrogated in the last 6 months): email [[Mailto:device-service@jhmi.edu|device-service@jhmi.edu]] with the following info: pt name/MRN, DOS/time/OR venue, manufacturer of device, surgeon’s name and contact info, device indication (if known), and any additional details if relevant
+** Care coordination: secure chat Pod B CPO for administrative requests such as obtaining outside records
--       Anticoagulation questions: can reach out to Stephanie Robertson, PharmD via staff message using the dotphrase .CPOREFERRAL
+** Edmonton Frailty Questionnaire: MA fills out this form with patients and if they score higher than 6, you just message Pod A CPO to FYI them of this
--       Pacemaker/ICD that needs to be interrogated (typically the case if it hasn’t been interrogated in the last 6 months): email device-clinic with the following info: pt name/MRN, DOS/time/OR venue, manufacturer of device, surgeon’s name and contact info, device indication (if known), and any additional details if relevant
--       Care coordination: secure chat Pod B CPO for administrative requests such as obtaining outside records
--       Edmonton Frailty Questionnaire: MA fills out this form with patients and if they score higher than 6, you just message Pod A CPO to FYI them of this
 Vital Information
--       Follow roadmap (PDF emailed out before the rotation starts by Nicole Gauthier, lead NP in the clinic)
+* Follow roadmap (PDF emailed out before the rotation starts by Nicole Gauthier, lead NP in the clinic)
+* Dotphrase .PECED for general patient instructions
--       Dotphrase .PECED for general patient instructions
+* Dotphrase .CPOERAS for ERAS patient instructions
+* To write a note: open pt chart → click “PEC” tab → click “H&P” it will autopopulate
--       Dotphrase .CPOERAS for ERAS patient instructions