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**Run these reports at least once a week if possible.

For EMIP entry ~~there~~ is a separate paper log sheet that has its' own sequential numbers.

==For EMIP entry==

*There is a separate paper log sheet that has its' own sequential numbers.

*Under [[Service Location]] enter "EMIP" instead of your local ward.

* For EMIP pts, you cannot put discharge to an ER, so if that is where they went, put the place they went after ER (usually a ward). Do not put a transfer ready date and time unless the pt is going home. Just put "no transfer ready" in the tmp.

Definition of EMIP:

*1. Pt has an order that medicine has accepted the patient while still in ER.

*1. Pt has an order or some entry that medicine has accepted the patient while still in ER.

*2. The patient either is discharged from ER to home or any other out of hospital location

OR.. the patient is transferred within the hospital directly to a different service because Medicine decides that they will not take the pt but the patient needs different care. Examples: Palliative care take over the care; ICMS takes over the care; Surgery takes over the care; Gynecology takes over care; etc.

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 **Run these reports at least once a week if possible.
-For EMIP entry there is a separate paper log sheet that has its' own sequential numbers.
+==For EMIP entry==
+*There is a separate paper log sheet that has its' own sequential numbers.
+*Under [[Service Location]] enter "EMIP" instead of your local ward.
 * For EMIP pts, you cannot put discharge to an ER, so if that is where they went, put the place they went after ER (usually a ward). Do not put a transfer ready date and time unless the pt is going home.  Just put "no transfer ready" in the tmp.
 Definition of EMIP:
-*1.	 Pt has an order that medicine has accepted the patient while still in ER.
+*1.	 Pt has an order or some entry that medicine has accepted the patient while still in ER.
 *2.	The patient either is discharged from ER to home or any other out of hospital location
 OR..   the patient is transferred within the hospital directly to a different service because Medicine decides that they will not take the pt but the patient needs different care.  Examples:  Palliative care take over the care;  ICMS takes over the care;  Surgery takes over the care; Gynecology takes over care; etc.