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These are considered the highest level of care collected by that program. So,  
These are considered the highest level of care collected by that program. So,  
* for a medicine patient on a med laptop, an ER/OR/PACU location is considered the same level of care as a HOBS unit
* for a medicine patient on a med laptop, an ER/OR/PACU location is considered the same level of care as a HOBS unit
{{Discuss| To clarify the above, are medicine collectors required to enter a transfer ready Dt/tm for every medicine patient that transfers from ER to a medicine unit? Transfers from ER to a medicine unit usually depend upon bed availability on a medicine unit and not whether the patient is "transfer ready" The tmp entry will almost always (there are exceptions) be "not available" with check box. Is a Dt/tm entry to be included? If so, is the actual transfer date/time that is the same as the medicine unit start date/time to be used? Thank you  }}
{{Discuss| To clarify the above, are medicine collectors required to enter a transfer ready Dt/tm for every medicine patient that transfers from ER to a medicine unit? Transfers from ER to a medicine unit usually depend upon bed availability on a medicine unit and not whether the patient is "transfer ready" The tmp entry will almost always (there are exceptions) be "not available" with check box. Is a Dt/tm entry to be included? If so, is the actual transfer date/time that is the same as the medicine unit start date/time to be used?  
An example of this scenario with applicable entries would be helpful. Thank you  }}
* for a critical care patient on a cc laptop, an ER/OR/PACU location is considered the same level of care as an MICU/SICU
* for a critical care patient on a cc laptop, an ER/OR/PACU location is considered the same level of care as an MICU/SICU
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