Yes for UCLA.  We have had issues in the past when there were adverse effects and RN was supervising several LVNs and had to figure out which one as the RNs name was listed as vaccinator

 

 

 

For those organizations that use scanners… does is document who gave the vaccine?

 

Karen D. Wilson, MPH, RN, COHN-S

Case Manager, Occupational Health Nurse  / Minneapolis VA Health Care System

One Veterans Drive

Minneapolis, Mn 55417

Phone: 612-467-1094

 

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We use the Qyk scanners as well. The scanners create a PDF that serves as the consent and administration record so folks can give it to other organizations (schools, other employers, etc.). The elimination of physical paper has been such a great change!

 

 

 

We use QYK scanners for flu vaccines, scan the badge and it enters in our database.  We ask a few questions on the scanners to ensure there are no contraindications but have no paper consents.   We use electronic consents for our other vaccinations and the employee signs using a electronic signature pad. 

JoAnn

 

JoAnn Shea, ARNP, MS, COHN-S

Director, Employee Health & Wellness

Work: 813-844-7692    Cell:  813-789-3441    FAX;  813-844-8144    Email:  jshea@tgh.org

 

 

 

 

We have a one time consent for flu.   The employee does not sign it again.   We just update any new medical concerns each year.

 

 

I have consents for all my vaccines, and have since created a log in sheet when they decline besides just the Hepatitis B, so I can show I offered the Tdap or MMR booster if they were low and they choose not to get it. That way, if we have an outbreak and they are quarantined to home for 21 days since they don’t have immunity, I can at least prove it was offered to them. the declination states for certain outbreaks what the scenario may be if they have no proof of immunity.

 

Tara Lee Dockery, IP, MT(ASCP), BS

Infection Prevention and Employee Health

 

Ocean Beach Hospital and Clinics

174 First Avenue North

Ilwaco, Washington 98624

 

tdockery@oceanbeachhospital.com

Office Phone  360 – 642 - 6307

Cell Phone 509-760-7397

Fax  360-642-6309

 

 

 

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