Hi Felicia –
Would also welcome you sending the grid/policy. Like other we are working on similar.
Erin
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Original Message:
Sent: 8/4/2022 11:25:00 AM
From: Jami Kyle
Subject: RE: LPN role in ambulatory areas
Hello Felicia,
Could you also share a copy of your role delineation grid and task list for RN, LPN and MA's with me, I'm working on similar.
Thank you!
Jami Kyle BSN, RN, AMB-BC
University of Kentucky Healthcare
Family and Community Medicine
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Original Message:
Sent: 8/3/2022 4:47:00 PM
From: Joanne Hogan
Subject: RE: LPN role in ambulatory areas
If you would share your role delineation grid and policy when complete I'd be most appreciative. Thank you, Joanne
Jhogan@southshorehealth.org
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Joanne Hogan DNP RN
Associate Chief Nurse, Ambulatory Division
South Shore Health System
Hingham MA
(617)710-5811
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-22-2022 12:09
From: Felicia Menefee
Subject: LPN role in ambulatory areas
We have a role delineation grid for all disciplines working in ambulatory. We also have a task list for the RN, LPN and MA. We are creating a policy for the LPN in the acute and outpatient setting. I am happy to share the policy when it is approved.
Felicia Menefee, RN, MSN, BC, ANP, ACNS,
Chief Nursing Officer
Ambulatory Nursing & Advanced Practice Providers
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Original Message:
Sent: 6/20/2022 11:56:00 AM
From: Kristyl McCray
Subject: RE: LPN role in ambulatory areas
Hello Anne
We currently have LVNs in our primary care setting and some of our specialty clinics (depending on services provided). We use them to carry out task that is outside of the scope of an MA such as medication verification, med refills, IV insertion, f/c care, etc. We currently do not have a staffing ratio that identifies how many LVNs are needed, it is really based on the need of the clinic. I have an LVN Scope of Practice policy that I developed a few years back (2018). I tried to locate the most recent but hopefully it can guide you in some capacity. I am in California so of course your state's scope is different. I tried to attached but can't figure it out. if you send me an email, i can share it with you. kristyl.mccray@pihhealth.org.
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Kristyl McCray MSN RN-BC
RN Clinical Director, Education & Prof. Practice
PIH Health Physicians
Whittier CA
(562)698-0811
Original Message:
Sent: 06-13-2022 13:54
From: Anne Mork
Subject: LPN role in ambulatory areas
Ambulatory Colleagues,
I am interested in learning about the LPN role in ambulatory services. Do you utilize the LPN role? In what settings? What is your RN/LPN staffing ratio in clinics? I appreciate any information you have about the LPN role.
Much appreciated,
Anne Mork
CNO Ambulatory & Patient Support Services
UW Health Madison WI
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Anne Mork
VP Ambulatory CNO
UW Health
Madison WI
(608)215-3653
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