UWHC Heart and Lung Transplant Program Evaluation: Instituting a 3 and 4 day evaluation Mary Francois RN, MSN, CCTC University of WI Cardiopulmonary Transplant.

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UWHC Heart and Lung Transplant Program Evaluation: Instituting a 3 and 4 day evaluation Mary Francois RN, MSN, CCTC University of WI Cardiopulmonary Transplant Manager

Heart Day 1 TimeAppointment 7:00 AMRegistration 7:15 AM (45 min) Outpatient Lab 8:30 AM (45 min) Bone Mineral Density Scan Radiology 9:15 AM (50 min) CT chest with/without contrast Radiology 9:50 AM (60 min) Abdominal ultrasound Panorex Radiology 10:30 AM (60 min) Fill out Health Psychology forms Health Psychology Clinic 11:30 AM (20 min) Financial Advisor Admissions 12:00 PMLunch 1:00 PM (60 min) Transplant Coordinator +EKG Heart & Vascular Clinic 2:00 PM (60 min) Cardiothoracic Surgeon Heart & Vascular Clinic 3:30 PM (60 min) Social Work Consult Heart & Vascular Clinic

Heart Day 2 Statistically higher TimeAppointment 8:45 AMRegistration 9:00 AM (30 min) Nutrition Consult Heart & Vascular Clinic 10:00 AMChest x-ray Diagnostic Radiology 11:00 AM (60 min) Pulmonary Function Tests (PFTs) Pulmonary Function Lab 12:00 PM (60 min) Echocardiogram Heart & Vascular Clinic 1:00 PM (60 min) Cardiopulmonary exercise test (EVO2) Heart & Vascular Clinic 2:30 PM (60 min) Bilateral carotid Doppler Heart & Vascular Clinic 3:30 PM (60 min) Bilateral lower extremity ABI Heart & Vascular Clinic

Heart Day 3 TimeAppointment 8:55 AMRegistration 9:10 AM (60 min) Infectious Disease Consult Infectious Disease Clinic 10:15 AM (2 hours) Right heart catheterization Heart & Vascular Center 12:30 PMLunch 1:00 PM (60 min) VAD Coordinator Heart & Vascular Clinic 2:00 PM (2 hours) Health Psychology Consult Health Psychology Clinic

Lung Day 1 TimeAppointment 7:15 AMRegistration 7:30 AMLabs/urine sample 8:00 AM (60 min) Pulmonary Function Tests 9:00 AM 6-minute walk 10:00 AMSocial Work Consult 11:30 AMLunch 12:30 PM (2 hours) Health Psychology Consult Health Psychology Clinic 2:45 PMOtolaryngology (ENT) clinic

Lung Day 2 Time Appointment 8:45 AMRegistration 8:00 AMSurgeon/consents 9:00 AMBone Mineral Density Scan 9:40 AM Single View Chest X-Ray 10:00 AM (30 min) Panorex 10:30 AMChest CT 11:15 AMSinus CT or maxiface CT 11:30 AMInfectious Disease Clinic 12:50 PM Manometry & ph impedance 2:00 PMLunch 3:30 PMSurgeon/consents

Lung Day 3. TimeAppointment 11:00 AMRegistration and Financial consult 11:30 AMNutrition Consult 12:00 PMManometry & ph impedance (Only needed if pt is having GI testing) 12:15 PMLunch 1:00 PM Health Psych Consult Provider 3:00 PMDental Consult

Lung Day 4 TimeAppointment 8:00 AMRegistration 8:30 AMEKG 9:00 AMEcho 10:00 AMLung Perfusion Scan 11:00 AMRight heart Catheterization with cors angiogram