Want to find an assessment sheet for my practice. I am a telemetry/acute care step down staff nurse. we have 5 pts. a shift---am new grad too and am seeking a concise sheet to use at work. Where can I find one? Anyone? More Like This Report sheet by ragincajunstudent
suebird3 4,007 Posts Jun 14, 2006 Welcome to allnurses.com! I moved your post to the Cardiac Forum where you will get more responses. Good luck, and enjoy the site! Suebird
KristiePDX 101 Posts Specializes in telemetry. Has 3 years experience. Jun 15, 2006 I am in need of the same thing. I will probably end up making my own though. I would like some suggestions about things to include such as a special place for drips, procedures, and any other pertinent info relevent to the floor. So what kind of things do you all include on your "brains" to help you keep organized? Also I was wondering what kind of PDA programs do you all find helpful on a cardiac floor? Thanks
JentheRN05, RN 857 Posts Specializes in OB, ortho/neuro, home care, office. Jun 16, 2006 I have my 'brains' for anyone that is interested PM me. They were developed from a cardiac nurses 'brains' and made to fit my needs. Hours can easily be changed to fit your needs.
gradRN2007, BSN, RN 274 Posts Specializes in Cardiac/Med Surg. Has 12 years experience. Sep 2, 2007 I made this one, I work in a imcu for cardiac nursing report sheet.doc
emtb2rn, BSN, RN, EMT-B 2,939 Posts Specializes in Emergency. Has 21 years experience. Sep 3, 2007 Here's a link to the assessment sheet I used as an extern over the Summer. https://allnurses.com/need-brain-t173454/ I found that a single sheet for each pt gave me plenty of room for notes and when placed in a thin binder, was easier to manage than a multi-pt single sheet on a clipboard. YMMV.
Spatialized 1 Article; 301 Posts Specializes in Cardiac Telemetry/PCU, SNF. Has 5+ years experience. Sep 6, 2007 I've got one that's pretty free-form, easy to just fill in the necessary stuff. If nothing more it is a prompt to jog my memory. PM me if you're interested.Tom