Emergency Department and Urgent Care Clinical: Medication Administration and Documentation Emergency Department Staff Urgent Care Staff Barcode Medication Administration X External Rx History X X Home Medication Documentation X X Honeywell Barcode Scanner (Tethered) Configuration Codes X Infusion Documentation X X IV Stop Times and Infusion Billing X X Medication Request X X Vaccination Information Statements X X Zebra Barcode Scanner (Bluetooth) Configuration Codes X

Emergency Department and Urgent Care Clinical: Order Management Emergency Department Staff Urgent Care Staff Favorite Orders X X Order Communication Type X X Order Entry for Nurses Interactive Course X X Orders Management X Orders Page Overview X X PowerChart Order Frequencies X X

Emergency Department and Urgent Care Clinical: Transfer/Discharge Emergency Department Staff Urgent Care Staff Discharge Nursing Workflow for Patients with an Inpatient Status in the ED X Disposition PowerForm X ED and UC Printer Names X X End Visit and Encounter Clarification X End Visit for Patient Who Has Moved to an Acute Unit X Hospital Admission Process Hospital Admission Process for ED Patients (CAD, GRY, MAN, MMC, OMH) Hospital Admission Process for ED Patient at Critical Access Hospitals (CHX, KMHC, POMH) X Print Label, Armband, and Face Sheets in FirstNet X Revenue Cycle ED Bed Hold

HIV Clinical Guidance Primary Care Provider Recommendations Routine Universal Screening HIV screening at least once in a lifetime for ages 13-64 – HIV Testing Guidelines | USPSTF. Primary care providers are asked to make HIV testing part of their annual physical regardless of the patient’s age or risk factors – Integrating Routine HIV Screening Into Your Practice | CDC. Assess behavioral risk by routinely obtaining sexual histories and addressing risk reduction strategies. Promote condom use and open conversation with sexual partners. Sexual History Guide | CDC Provide education and support to

Emergency Department and Urgent Care Provider: Basics (Navigation, Tips, Customizations) Emergency Department Providers Urgent Care Providers Advance Directives in the EMR X X Alerts, Icons and Statuses X Allergy Interactive Courses Entering Allergies Modifying and Canceling Allergies Viewing Allergies X X Clinical Calculator X X Commonwell X X FirstNet Customizations for Providers X X Immunization Interactive Course X X Images X X LaunchPoint Tour for Providers Interactive Course X X MyExperience for Providers X X Quick Tips for New Providers X X

Emergency Department and Urgent Care Provider: Order Management Emergency Department Providers Urgent Care Providers Admission Medication Reconciliation X Adult DKA PowerPlan X Broset X ePrescribe Medications and Controlled Substances X X Expedited Partner Therapy X X Favorite Orders X X Opioid Review Component X X Orders Page Overview X X Pathology Orders and PowerPlans X PowerChart Order Frequencies X PowerPlan Favorites X PowerPlan Order Entry for Providers Interactive Course X Provider Order Entry X X Quick Orders MPage Customization X X Quick Visit X X Restraints X Sepsis X Single Order

Emergency Department and Urgent Care Provider: Transfer/Discharge Emergency Department Providers Urgent Care Providers Discharge Absence Release X X Documentation and Discharge Process X X Documentation and Discharge Quick Tips: Emergency Department X Documentation and Discharge Quick Tips: Urgent Care X ED & UC Printer Names X X Single Document Printing X X Work Related Medical Condition X X

Support the Cowell Family Cancer Center Join Casey Cowell in supporting the Cowell Family Cancer Center today. Your generosity, in any amount, makes it possible for patients in our community to receive quality cancer care close to home. About Cancer Services at Munson Healthcare The Cowell Family Cancer Center is the hub of a regional cancer network that includes chemotherapy and infusion services at six sites: Cadillac, Charlevoix, Gaylord, Grayling, Manistee, and Traverse City. No matter where people live in northern Michigan, they have access to Munson Healthcare’s system of coordinated

Adult Acute Hyperkalemia Effective Tuesday, Dec. 12, a system-wide Adult Hyperkalemia PowerPlan will go live at all Cerner hospitals. This PowerPlan, used in ED and inpatient settings, includes a subphase for use when ordering insulin and dextrose. This subphase, already used at Munson Medical Center, includes standard blood glucose monitoring post administration, as well the nursing hypoglycemia treatment protocol in the event a hypoglycemic reaction occurs. The new PowerPlan also contains an updated reference including the 2018 KDIGO algorithm for management of severe hyperkalemia (K+ >6.5

Emergency Department Clinical Staff: Education Information and Resources Important education updates for the January 25, 2025, changes: ED / Urgent Care | Munson Healthcare.