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{{discussion}} If patient died shortly in ICU after declaring ACP-C, say <2 hrs or within 2-4 hrs or within a day),is transfer ready needed? Or is there a cut-off time? --[[User:JMojica|JMojica]] 12:25, 2018 August 9 (CDT) | {{discussion}} If patient died shortly in ICU after declaring ACP-C, say <2 hrs or within 2-4 hrs or within a day),is transfer ready needed? Or is there a cut-off time? --[[User:JMojica|JMojica]] 12:25, 2018 August 9 (CDT) | ||
* I don't think it should matter how much time between the ACP-C designation and the death. Why would that matter? I think we should stick with the rule of all ACP-C patients are transfer ready. This is my opinion on this.--[[User:LKolesar|LKolesar]] 13:08, 2018 August 9 (CDT) | * I don't think it should matter how much time between the ACP-C designation and the death. Why would that matter? I think we should stick with the rule of all ACP-C patients are transfer ready. This is my opinion on this.--[[User:LKolesar|LKolesar]] 13:08, 2018 August 9 (CDT) | ||
** Julie, what made you ask? For the most part we build our instructions on how you use the data, and what kind of requests you get, so how does that figure in with this? Ttenbergen 16:22, 2018 August 13 (CDT) | |||
* date and time that the IICU consult is written for patient going to [[HSC_IICU]] | * date and time that the IICU consult is written for patient going to [[HSC_IICU]] | ||
* A deconditioned patient may still be medically stable if they can re-condition elsewhere; use your judgement. | * A deconditioned patient may still be medically stable if they can re-condition elsewhere; use your judgement. | ||