Welcome

Welcome to your Sunrise Clinical Manager (SCM) eLearning! I am your eLearning coach, Asha. I will guide you through your SCM eLearning.

Click through the topics on the left to learn more about eLearning. Click the X in the top right corner of this window to proceed to the course.

The following course is designed to teach basic SCM features and functionality. Before being granted access to SCM, all users are required to demonstrate a basic understanding of SCM through the completion of each required module and test.

The course material presented is based on the access you will have in SCM. Pages will contain images of SCM windows, demonstrations of process and procedures, and activities. You are expected to interact with each window and control the pace of your learning experience.

To learn more about this eLearning (e.g. page layout, buttons, navigation) or to review frequently asked questions (FAQs), click the Help button next to the Next and Back buttons on the bottom right corner.

You will encounter several patients in your elearning. Click the folders to learn more about each one.

Hale, Justin

Justin Hale is a chef, born December 17, 1994. He has a history of asthma and renal failure. Justin has been admitted to investigate symptoms of pneumonia.

Pyre, Pierce

Pierce Pyre is a student. He has a history of Type 1 diabetes and presents with a headache and fever NYD. He is waiting for a neuro consult and CT of the head for investigation of infection.

Water, Anita

Anita Water is an artist, born February 21, 1995. She is awaiting a bowel resection due to Crohn’s disease. As she is dehydrated due to her absorption issues, Anita will receive IV fluids and follow up blood work prior to surgery.

Wright, Eileen

Eileen fell from a ladder at the retail store where she works, and fractured her right ankle. She is booked for an open reduction and internal fixation right ankle tomorrow.

She has a history of congestive heart failure. A work up including respiratory assessment, chest x-ray, and O₂ saturation levels are in progress due to a past history of CHF.