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July 18, 2014
California healthcare costs will significantly increase with new proposition(PDF)
The Medical Staff Executive Committees of the Stanford Health Care
(SHC) and the Lucile Packard Children's Hospital (the
"MECs"), representing the over 2500 physicians who care for
patients at these hospitals and clinics, formally oppose Proposition
46 dealing with patient drug checks, physician screening and medical
malpractice lawsuits. The MECs believe that this initiative will
compromise patient privacy, limit access to needed healthcare
services, increase healthcare costs, foster baseless lawsuits, and
create significant inefficiencies. Click here to
read the joint statement of SHC and LPCH Medical Staff Executive
Committees.
What's
New and Coming Soon in Epic
Level of Service (LOS) speed buttons have been
added to make documentation more efficient in the LOS navigator
section (Starting: 7/24/14)
New
Blood Culture Media (PDF)
Starting on Tues July 15th 2014, the clinical
microbiology laboratory will switch to a new automated blood culture
system (known as Becton Dickinson BACTEC FX system) for detection of
bacteria and fungi in blood. The new system utilizes resin in the
media (BACTEC Plus Aerobic/F and Plus Anaerobic) to remove antibiotics
from the blood culture solution, thereby facilitating more rapid
detection of non-fastidious bacteremia (Clin Infect Dis 2013:56).
Click here to
read more.