SDPR Implementation Authority staff undertaking clinical technology audits at Royal North Shore Hospital
Teams prepare clinical technology for sdpr As the district prepares for the
devices with the future SDPR system and support more efficient information sharing. Shiromee Gasperson, Change Manager from the Clinical Engagement team, Digital Health Services, said the audits are an important step in preparing for future SDPR workflows. “This work will help the SDPR Implementation Authority better understand our clinical technology environment and support more connected care when the SDPR goes live in NSLHD later this year,” she said. Members of the public can find out more about the SDPR here: https://bit.ly/4p0slp9 https://bit.ly/4p0slp9 Bite-sized SDPR information sessions are also available for staff, providing an early look at the program and its readiness activities, delivered by Digital Health Services: https:// bit.ly/4vLFcyC
implementation of the Single Digital Patient Record (SDPR), teams from the NSW Health SDPR Implementation Authority, Biomedical Engineering and Digital Health Services are undertaking technical readiness activities across NSLHD facilities. Over the coming weeks, staff may notice team members wearing blue SDPR vests conducting audits of clinical technology and related network infrastructure in wards, clinics and patient care areas. The audits involve reviewing equipment such as patient monitors, electrocardiogram machines and cardiotocography devices, documenting serial numbers, assessing network connectivity, examining wall ports and supporting infrastructure. This work will help identify opportunities to integrate clinical
RNSH Physiotherapy team rallies for Lifeblood donation Members of the RNSH physiotherapy team came together for a group Lifeblood donation in support of “One in a Marrow”, an initiative started by senior paediatric physiotherapist Elizabeth Anderson to encourage blood donation ahead of her bone marrow transplant for leukaemia. The team visited Lifeblood to donate welcome to get involved via the group link,” he said. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/43HTiVO
blood and plasma, supporting a cause that brings colleagues together around a shared purpose. NSLHD Physiotherapy Advisor Peter Young, who organised hte group donation, said it was a great opportunity to contribute to a public health initiative. Ten members of the RNSH Physiotherapy team attended Lifeblood to make a group blood or plasma donation in support of ‘One in a Marrow’. The team was proud to support this important cause, with others
The “One In a Marrow” team
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