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Congratulations and Welcome to POH. We are very excited you will be joining the POH team. To ensure you can start on July 1, please carefully review the information below and complete the required trainings.
Required Trainings
The training modules below must be completed by June 28, 2010. Following each training module, you will be required to take a test. You must submit a copy of your certificate of completion from the module or answers to the tests to Medical Education.
These items must be completed and submitted prior to the start of orientation or you will not start your residency program.
The seven required trainings that must be completed are as follows:
OMM Training
To best prepare for your first year of training at POHRMC and to assist in your development of competency in osteopathic principles and practice, please view the Osteopathic Musculoskeletal programs.
Osteopathic Musculoskeletal Exam
for the Hospitalized Patient
and
Osteopathic Treatment of the
Postoperative Laparotomy Patient
http://www.com.msu.edu/scs/cc/online/index.shtml
Please complete exams and print completion certificate.
NIH Stroke Scale
POH and 34 other hospitals in Michigan in partnership with the American Heart Association, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and others, has launched a 5 year program entitled the Michigan Stroke Registry and Quality Improvement Program (MiSRQIP). The aim is to improve stroke patient outcomes and the status of stroke care throughout Michigan. Thirty-four hospitals representing a cross section of Michigan are participating in the Michigan Stroke Registry. POH is a participating hospital.
As a participating hospital all patient care providers are required to take the NIH Stroke Training and Certification.
http://learn.heart.org/ihtml/application/student/interface.heart2/nihss.html
Please complete the modules, print completion certificate and give copies to Medical Education.
Restraint Policy
POH is committed to patient rights. Guidelines have been established to promote rights, maintain dignity and maximize safety of the confused, disoriented and/or agitated patient when the use of restraint is deemed necessary to protect the patient from injury or to protect others.
Please review the POH Restraint Policy attached. Once familiar with the policy please take the quiz and return to Medical Education.
Orientation Competency Quiz
How well do you know your residency program and specialty college?
Do your best to answer the questions on the attached quiz utilizing your specialty college website, the AOA Basic Standards, the CMS and HCAHPS websites.
As a head start, here is the link to the AOA Basic Standards:
https://www.do-online.org/index.cfm?PageID=acc_postdocstdspeclist
Orientation Competency Quiz
Resident Manual
Please review the manual and policies. Sign and return the Acknowledgement of Receipt Form.
Resident Work Hour Policy
Please review the work hour policy. Sign and return the Resident Work Hour Attestation Form.
McLaren Standards of Conduct
Health care is a highly regulated business, and the laws and regulations that govern health care practices are becoming more numerous and complex. McLaren Health Care's (MHC) reputation for excellence, in both clinical practice and compliance with legal and accreditation requirements, is increasingly critical to maintaining the confidence of our patients and the public. To this end, McLaren Health Care is committed to:
- Ensuring that our employees, physicians, governing boards, volunteers, suppliers, and other contracted agents understand and take responsibility for compliance with all applicable laws and regulations;
- Avoiding conflicts of interest and conducting business with the highest degree of integrity and honesty; and
- Treating our customers with dignity and respect.
McLaren Standards of Conduct
Please review the McLaren Standards of Conduct and sign the acknowledgement form and submit to Medical Education.
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