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Hello,
I've become involved in the transition to full EMR for my health authority (Northern Health) and my CMIO is asking about a provincially mandated base group of order sets for emergency medicine. I'm assuming this would include things like sepsis, STEMI, stroke thrombolysis, etc but was wondering if anyone knew where/how I can access this list.
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Agree this is a great idea and also agree that ECBC is an excellent place to collate these. Thank you both. We do not have this currently so will look to connecting you Matt with others in BC to provide a short term solution. Welcome others to connect to move this forward.
Longer term we will look to create a repository of Order Sets for everyone to view and use as they see fit based on their situation. Ultimately will look to create Provincial Order Sets that meet regional and regulatory needs. Great way to share information and allow for change to spread quickly. Stay tuned...
Matthew Wahab
University Hospital of Northern British Columbia
September 6, 2023