2064 Going green and on screen: digitalising patient information resources in a paediatric emergency department

Conclusion Since go–live (August 2022) electronic resources have become the standard first offer for families 44 core electronic ED resources cover safety net advice for common conditions, health promotion and signposting links to support health inequalities Sharing options: scanned via QR code (see figure 1), sent via text/SMS or printed to avoid impacts related to digital poverty All resources can be translated via a Google translate function (132 languages) The entire trust library of 1358 resources are accessible to any clinician and any patient user On average, ED resources are accessed 4675 times/month. Top 5 being: Head injury Family support/wellbeing Fever Bronchiolitis Cast care Benefits: Improved, wide–ranging, standardised and translatable accessible information Enthusiastically supported by ED colleagues Inbuilt 2–way feedback facility between families and team, generating overwhelmingly positive qualitative feedback Financial and ecological savings related to reduced printing and paper An auditable tool to support clinical guidelines and governance which can be regularly and easily reviewed and updated Abstract 2064 Figure 1Patient information board
Source: Emergency Medicine Journal - Category: Emergency Medicine Authors: Tags: APEM Lightning Papers Source Type: research