I am not Telepathic
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I'm growing increasingly frustrated with user requests from people who have no clue as to what they want, let alone what needs to be done to get it.
As an example, I pull admissions by month for the DON. She's in a frenzy today because my (system-culled) numbers don't manage those she pulls from the log.
Well. I backed into her numbers perfectly after I asked her for copies of the detail from which she works. I actually had to explain to her, pointing to things like encounter numbers, that I needed to look at the records in the system to see how they differ from those in the log - some of which weren't even as she recorded them, but she knew that the patient erroneously marked as a d/c was admitted.
She is also insisting to be that the ex-HIM director always ran these from queries and I should get his. Uhm, I did that months ago, and no, they don't work. I don't care of you spoke to him this morning, I am quite certain that you didn't ask him about his AS/400 queries. Further, six months ago you told me that he never even got the numbers to you.
Please help. Before I became a nurse my background was heavily corporate, on Wall Street, first in sales and trading and later as a programmer, team lead, and systems analyst. I simply can't wrap my head around the utter lack of business sense, let alone basic business knowledge, in health care.
My infection control/utilixation review nurse needs me to help her tomorrow because she doesn't know how to add a column with totals to the annual spreadsheet I had to put together for her because she's still working on right-clicking to cut and paste.
Advice before my brains shoot out of my nose!
Thanks.