SCCM Resource Library-Provider Labor Pool Deployment Workflow and Inpatient Competency and Training Guide

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The document provides a comprehensive onboarding and training guide for internal medicine (IM) and family medicine (FM) providers being deployed for Covid-19 emergency assignments in hospital settings. The training involves a combination of hospital-based and electronic health record (EHR) trainings and didactic education, tailored to assist providers in the inpatient management of internal medicine patients.

<strong>Orientation Overview:</strong>
- <strong>Hospital-Based Training (1.5 days):</strong> This focuses on familiarizing providers with hospital and unit-based workflows and inpatient management.
- <strong>EHR Training (0.5 days):</strong> Providers will learn to navigate electronic medical records, focusing on specific workflows, documentation, and power plans.
- <strong>Didactic Education:</strong> Providers, at their discretion, will utilize clinical resources for common diagnoses and Covid-19 topics, based on their self-assessed needs.

<strong>Hospital-Based Training:</strong>
- Local Medical Staff Services offer abbreviated orientations at various hospitals.
- A pairing with an experienced hospitalist for management training is recommended, covering daily workflows, location of facilities, and resource access like PPE procedures.

<strong>EHR Training:</strong>
- Providers will receive training scheduling support from designated contacts at various hospital locations.

<strong>Core Competencies and Education Resources:</strong>
- Providers are expected to obtain comprehensive health histories, formulate differential diagnoses, manage critical situations, and document appropriately.
- Specific disease core competencies cover cardiology, pulmonary, infectious disease, neurology, endocrine, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, hematology, and substance use disorders.
- Recommended educational resources include guides from the Society of Hospital Medicine, UCSF Hospitalist Handbook, Louisville Lecture Series, and Medcram tutorials.

<strong>Critical Care and Covid-19 Resources:</strong>
- Special focus on critically ill patient management and Covid-19 related guidelines and resources from Munson Healthcare and entities like the American College of Physicians and Society of Hospital Medicine. 

This guide ensures that deployed providers are well-prepared to handle the demands of hospitalist roles, particularly in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Administration, Crisis Management, 2020, 0:03:22

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"This resource is a quick training guide on labor pool deployment workflow and inpatient competency.

This is a community developed COVID-19 microlearning resource."

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internal medicine

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didactic education

inpatient management

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