Sheryl Bartlett BSN, RN
Nurse Manager, After-Hours Triage, UT Southwestern Medical Center
Sheryl Bartlett is the nurse manager AHT at UT Southwestern Medical Center. She has been a telephone triage nurse since 1994. She has operationalized the after-hours triage program including quality monitoring since 2021 and is the current nurse manager for the program. She is also the current chair of the AAACN Telehealth SIG.
Appearances
IdentificationP092DateApril 22, 2022In this new age of healthcare, the hour of the day should not impact the quality of care provided to patients. During the middle of the night, patients are often unsure of the severity of their symptoms and seek assistance from urgent care centers, emergency departments (ED) or on-call providers…Speakers
Sheryl Bartlett, BSN, RNNurse Manager, After-Hours Triage, UT Southwestern Medical CenterAmber Hearron, MSN Ed, RNTelephone Triage Clinical Nurse Educator, UT Southwestern Medical CenterSpecialtiesGeneral
IdentificationP003Purpose: Create an early intervention process for acute medical conditions in oncology patients to efficiently move patients across levels of care to improve patient outcomes and decrease financial burdens. An after-hours triage program (AHTP) was established in October 2021…Speaker
Sheryl Bartlett, BSN, RNNurse Manager, After-Hours Triage, UT Southwestern Medical CenterSpecialtiesGeneral
IdentificationFeatured P004At a national conference, leaders from two healthcare organizations identified a critical gap in professional development for telephone triage nurses…Speakers
Sheryl Bartlett, BSN, RNNurse Manager, After-Hours Triage, UT Southwestern Medical CenterAlicia Bosse, MBA, BSN, CMSRN, AMB-BCClinical Nurse Educator, UT Southwestern Medical CenterLinda Jackson, MSN, RNSenior RN Director, Children's Health DallasMurray Raymond, BSN, RN, DCCalli Wood, MSN Ed, RN, NPD-BCDirector of Ambulatory Nursing Education and Training, UT Southwestern Medical CenterSpecialtiesGeneral
IdentificationFeatured P006Financial stewardship is a priority in healthcare today. Return on investment (ROI), productivity, and quality are key indicators for every organization. A telephone triage program relies on efficiency in productivity and staffing to ensure that quality patient care is being provided…Speaker
Sheryl Bartlett, BSN, RNNurse Manager, After-Hours Triage, UT Southwestern Medical CenterSpecialtiesGeneral
Identification234DateMay 22, 2025Telephone triage as a professional nursing practice lacks the evidence to support the concepts of improved patient outcomes and patient safety; thus, it is imperative that nurses engage in the development of science to improve practice…Speakers
Sheryl Bartlett, BSN, RNNurse Manager, After-Hours Triage, UT Southwestern Medical CenterSusanna Gadsby, MSN, MBA, RN, AMB-BC, NPD-BCClinical Nurse Educator, Dartmouth HealthSpecialtiesGeneralTracks
