HSC Medicine Collection Guide: Difference between revisions

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#D5

#H4

#H4H -High observation Unit ~~on one side of ward H7~~

#H4H -High observation Unit labeled by cubicles

#H7-non-Teaching(see below)

#H7-non-Teaching(see below)labeled by 733 1-6

We collect data on all patients admitted to these wards including teaching,non-teaching and off service.For example neuro medicine patients are included.

We collect data on '''all patients''' admitted to these wards including teaching,non-teaching and off service.For example neuro medicine patients are included.

'''Exception for H733''':

''' one Exception to the rule for H733 -1-6''':

H733 is a non teaching unit that is intermittently open for high bed occupancy periods.If patients belong to A,B,D or H the data collector responsible for the service will collect.If the patients are under other services(ie.neuro,oncology,rehab,etc) we do not collect data on them unless they get transferred to A,D,B or H medicine ward were data is being collected.

*H733-1 to 6 is the non teaching unit that is intermittently open for high bed occupancy periods.

*The patients will be given a number 733-1 to 733-6

*Depending on the isolation needs the location of the patients on the 7th floor unit may vary.

*High observation patients are called H7 unit cubicle 1,2-A,2-B,3-A,3-B etc.

*Cubicle 1 and 8 are isolation rooms with negative pressure and positive pressure capability.They could be used for both types of patients.

*If patients belong to A,B,D or H the data collector responsible for the service will collect on the non-teaching side.If the patients are under other services(ie.neuro,oncology,rehab,etc) we do not collect data on them unless they get transferred to A,D,B or H medicine ward were data is being collected.

((Discussion}}

*what is H733, is that one room or is this the non high obs side of H7?

*How many beds there? thanks for planting here...--[[User:TOstryzniuk|TOstryzniuk]] 17:48, 28 October 2010 (CDT)

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 #D5
 #H4
-#H4H -High observation Unit on one side of ward H7
+#H4H -High observation Unit labeled by cubicles
-#H7-non-Teaching(see below)
+#H7-non-Teaching(see below)labeled by 733 1-6
-We collect data on all patients admitted to these wards including teaching,non-teaching and off service.For example neuro medicine patients are included.
+We collect data on '''all patients''' admitted to these wards including teaching,non-teaching and off service.For example neuro medicine patients are included.
-'''Exception for H733''':
+''' one Exception to the rule for H733 -1-6''':
-H733 is a non teaching unit that is intermittently open for high bed occupancy periods.If patients belong to A,B,D or H the data collector responsible for the service will collect.If the patients are under other services(ie.neuro,oncology,rehab,etc) we do not collect data on them unless they get transferred to A,D,B or H medicine ward were data is being collected.
+*H733-1 to 6 is the non teaching unit that is intermittently open for high bed occupancy periods.
+*The patients will be given a number 733-1 to 733-6
+*Depending on the isolation needs the location of the patients on the 7th floor unit may vary.
+*High observation patients are called H7 unit cubicle 1,2-A,2-B,3-A,3-B etc.
+*Cubicle 1 and 8 are isolation rooms with negative pressure and positive pressure capability.They could be used for both types of patients.
+*If patients belong to A,B,D or H the data collector responsible for the service will collect on the non-teaching side.If the patients are under other services(ie.neuro,oncology,rehab,etc) we do not collect data on them unless they get transferred to A,D,B or H medicine ward were data is being collected.
 ((Discussion}}
-*what is H733, is that one room or is this the non high obs side of H7?
-*How many beds there? thanks for planting here...--[[User:TOstryzniuk|TOstryzniuk]] 17:48, 28 October 2010 (CDT)
 ==Paper Worksheets used==