MIGS Handoff

• •Clinics are at Arringdon and Navaho.
• •You will be seeing patients with Dr. Sobolewski, Dr. Song, Dr. Broach, and Dr. Lim.
• •Plan to see all the new patients and some of the SWU visits — prep these notes for clinic.
• •Patients the attending is seeing for first time (aka only seen by APP prior) are considered “New,” even if listed as a return visit.
• •Document notes, follow up on labs / studies.

Key dot phrases:

• •SWU H&P: .GYNSWUHP
• •New Patients: .MIGSNEW
• •Return Patients: .MIGSRETURN

• •You will be operating at DRH and DRAH, and occasionally at Arringdon ASC.
• •At the end of the case, enter brief op note, place discharge orders and instructions. Confirm who will be writing the operative note.
• •List yourself as first call on all MIGS patients (PACU / ACU / admitted until signout).
• •Any MIGS patient that is admitted must have a documented postop check.
• •In the occasional event a patient is admitted, you are expected to round on the patient and sign your note to the fellow / attending (depends on who is rounding).
• •Prior to leaving the hospital, make sure patient is stable and doing well prior to sign out patients to on-call team.

AVS: .MIGSMINORPOSTOP, .MIGSMAJORPOSTOP

• •Present journal article assigned at scheduled didactic sessions (coordinate with Fellow).

Dr. Song will share a Box link with you that has the MIGS schedule month by month. Use this to make the weekly schedule.

• •You look at where you and Fellow have been assigned on the schedule by Song and request coverage for the ORs you are not in.
• •Ignore PA schedule — not responsible for them.
• •Email schedule to MIGS faculty, fellow, and residents covering ORs each week.