WCCC – MOAP 136 Intro to Clinical Skills – 07/20021 12. Patient Scheduling Student’s Name: Date of Successful Completion: Instructor’s Signature: Competency: Cancelling and Rescheduling Procedures CAAHEP Competency: VI.C.1 Identify different types of appointment scheduling methods; VI.C.2 Identify advantages and disadvantages of the following appointment systems: (a) manual, and (b) electronic; VI.C.3 Identify critical information required for scheduling patient procedures; VI.P.1 Manage appointment schedule using established priorities; VI.P.2 Schedule a patient procedure; VI.A.1 Display sensitivity when managing appointments Objective(s): To protect the provider from legal complications; to free up care time for other patients and make open time evident to schedule other appointments; and to assure quality patient care. Supplies/ Equipment: Standards: Appointment sheet Patient chart Red ink pen Computerized PM system and/or EMR PASS = 100% accuracy; All steps must be completed as written for “PASS.” Students are permitted two (2) graded attempts. Grading Instructions: When step is performed as written, record a “✓” for “PASS.”. When step is omitted and/or there is an error in written procedure, record instructor initials for “FAIL,” procedure must be repeated. Perform the task within 15 minutes. Precautions: To act in accordance with OSHA regulations appropriate Standard Precautions must be observed when there is the possibility of contact with blood or bodily fluids. Graded Attempt 1 Step # Ex. Procedure Student completes step as written, record “✓” Student omits step or performs it in error, record initials 1. Used the clinic system for marking changes, cancellations, and noshows. 2. Indicated on the appointment sheet all appointments that were changed, canceled, or no- shows: a. Changes: In a paper system, noted rescheduling in the appointment sheet margin and directly in the patient’s chart; indicated new appointment time. In a PM system, used the appointment scheduler’s feature to document changes to the patient’s record. b. Cancellations: In a paper system, noted on both the appointment sheet and the patient’s chart. Drew a single red line through canceled appointments. Dated and initialed cancellation in the patient chart. In a PM system, used the appointment scheduler’s feature to cancel (and if applicable, reschedule) the appointment to document the cancellation in the patient’s record. Pass ✓ Fail Graded Attempt 2 Pass Fail c. No-shows: In a paper system, entered a note on both the appointment sheet and the patient’s chart. Dated and initialed notations in the chart. In a PM system, used the appointment scheduler’s feature to indicate a no-show to document the missed appointment in the patient’s EMR. Comments: Competency Assessment Information Use the following information to cancel and reschedule appointments referring back to the appointments scheduled in Procedure 12-2. 1. Eric Gordon contacts the clinic today, June 4, 20XX, because he is experiencing more acute symptoms related to his urinary problems; pain in the abdomen and burning when he urinates. His appointment for June 5 is rescheduled to today at 1:00 p.m. 2. Andrew Jefferson calls on Tuesday, June 4, 20XX, to say that he cannot make the appointment tomorrow. His shoulder is no longer bothering him so he does not want to reschedule.