Meditech 5.64
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This is a discussion on Meditech 5.64 in Nursing Informatics, part of Nursing Specialties ... Hello All, I am a new Clinical Application Analyst (4 months) and is currently working on MT...
by informaticsRN2B Dec 5, '12Hello All,
I am a new Clinical Application Analyst (4 months) and is currently working on MT 5.64 and I am having the hardest time understanding the flow of this system. Let me also add that I did not receive any proper training on this HCIS which made it even more difficult. What I have learned has been on my own and by asking a couple questions to people who has been there for a while. Any suggestions on how to learn the system besides reading the 647 page NUR manual. I'm getting frustrated because I feel that I am getting nowhere with this system and it is hindering the work that I could be doing if I knew how this system works. BTW-I have spoken with my manager about this: "Be patient it will come to you."
Any help, advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Respectfully,
InformaticsRN
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- Dec 5, '12 by glebsI would highly recommend contacting MEDITECH for support. Each site has there own specific support personnel. Contact the Service Support and your rep for alternatives.
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Dec 5, '12 by oneLoneNurseI just started two weeks ago, and most of my orientation has been self study. I have worked in Informatics prior to this, and have a programming background. Picking up this system does not seem difficult, I found the Muse web site helpful for issues, and the support webinars invaluable! We have two screens so I can play the video, and play with Meditech at the same time on my computer! Really helpful!!
U must become a member of several users' groups: Welcome | MUSEWeb - Medical Users Software Exchange
U must get a login to this site; you must check with your IT department to ensure you have an account, but there are many webinars U will find useful to get you up to speed: https://www.meditech.com/supportbeta...rSeminars.html. Access to this site costs money.
I don't know what version you are running, but know that the structure between the versions vary. We are using Meditech 6.07.
Email me if I can be of any help. Good luck. -
Dec 8, '12 by mydesygnNot sure if you work at a hospital or not. I have worked with Meditech for over 7 years.
If you have never used PCS, I recommend doing new user training. Most nurses when hired have software training - take the class.
Set up time with the PCS trainer to review common issues and additional training.
Get into your test system and build something. Try to build a system assessment and work with your Meditech analyst when you get stuck.
Check the Meditech website, there are often webinars and user training on dictionary setup that are FREE.
Ask the facility to send you to training in Boston. - Jan 3 by InformaticsRN.MAI am also a new analyst (less than 2 months) at a hospital in Massachusetts with Meditech 5.64. The IT staff are pretty much letting me orient myself. I'd be very interested in chatting with you about how things are going - I've been to Meditech training in Boston (went there the first week of my new job; it wasn't that helpful due to that)so I can tell you what it's like, and I've located some decent materials on their website. Also, not sure if you know about this, but they are doing an online review of the Nursing module from Feb 5th -7th - with the same material as the classroom training, but you don't have to travel there. I'm planning on registering, since I need the repetition and practice to learn the system.
