H5000 Rounder Tip Sheet (updated 5/2023)

• Main patient population: post-CV surgery patients, ACS rule out, acute HF exacerbation, arrhythmia, etc.

• Feel free to read H42-50 rounder guideline in regards to the transfer process of post-CV surgery patients from ICU —> will be available on www.anwhospitalist.com
• Useful order sets:

• One of the main initiatives for H5000 is to improve communication between physicians and nursing staffs

• In-person check in is always the best
• Other options include call or message via secure chat

• Main contacts:

• Medical director: Paul Park
• Nurse manager: Aaron Wallace

• Other useful information:

• Refer to amion or www.mplsheart.qgenda.com for list of cardiology rounders (MD/NP/PAs)

H4200-H5000 Rounder (Post-CV surgery Rounder) Tip Sheet

Overall Aim

• Create less confusion for all parties involved including hospitalists, ICU providers, CV surgery

providers, and the patient access center

• Streamline the transfer process to provide the best care for our patients

Summary

• Around 9 AM, H42-50 hospitalist pages APP HH1 for sign outs; APP might reach out as well
• APP HH1 places transfer order after the sign out
• If multiple patients, H42-50 hospitalist can take all or assign some to other H5000 rounders
• Please let patient access center know the room # and patient name as well as whether you are taking all of the transfers or assigning to other hospitalists
• APP might reach out to H42-50 hospitalist later in the day for late transfers
• After 4 PM, APP should go thru patient access center
• On weekends, there might not be APP HH1; in that case, reach out to CVICU attending for sign outs
• CV surgery is the primary team and hospitalist is the consultant
• CV surgery APPs attend the morning SW/RNCC rounds (10:30 AM)

Additional Information

• How to find AAP HH1 in amion: