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There are no entries in [[Centralized_data.mdb]] that have VIC_N4 as location. This article exists only to explain how it used to be used. | |||
All patients that were initially collected wit location VIC_N4 were changed to VIC_S4. | |||
* S4-October 1, 2005 (included medicine patients on N4-legacy) | * S4-October 1, 2005 (included medicine patients on N4-legacy) | ||
* S4-Opened as a CTU August 1, 2009 | * S4-Opened as a CTU August 1, 2009 | ||
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* Unit 3 is a medical rehab ward. It has 30 beds. However, both the Family Medicine program and the VMU program admit patients here. So this S3 ward got added to the N4 ward and the same data collector collects both units. There can be anywhere from 10-20 VMU patients on unit 3 at any one time, it fluctuates. These patients are all medically stable with d/c planning issues. Are they PCH bound, Geri-rehab bound, awaiting HC, many things, but when they become unstable, they get moved off that ward. So there you have the story of the N4/S3 ward.WGobert 09:21, 28 November 2008 (CST) | * Unit 3 is a medical rehab ward. It has 30 beds. However, both the Family Medicine program and the VMU program admit patients here. So this S3 ward got added to the N4 ward and the same data collector collects both units. There can be anywhere from 10-20 VMU patients on unit 3 at any one time, it fluctuates. These patients are all medically stable with d/c planning issues. Are they PCH bound, Geri-rehab bound, awaiting HC, many things, but when they become unstable, they get moved off that ward. So there you have the story of the N4/S3 ward.WGobert 09:21, 28 November 2008 (CST) | ||
** How is this Unit 3 info relevant? Ttenbergen 17:02, 2015 November 18 (CST) | |||
Revision as of 17:02, 18 November 2015
| Location | |
| Location | VIC N4 |
| First Admission | 2005-Oct-01 |
| Program | Medicine |
| Hospital | VIC |
| Nr of Beds | not entered |
| Collection Unit Phone: | |
| Collection Unit Fax : | |
| Collection Unit Manager : | {{{Collection Unit Manager }}} |
| Collection Unit Manager Phone : | {{{Collection Unit Manager Phone}}} |
| Collection Unit Clerk : | {{{Collection Unit Clerk }}} |
There are no entries in Centralized_data.mdb that have VIC_N4 as location. This article exists only to explain how it used to be used.
All patients that were initially collected wit location VIC_N4 were changed to VIC_S4.
- S4-October 1, 2005 (included medicine patients on N4-legacy)
- S4-Opened as a CTU August 1, 2009
- Unit 3 is a medical rehab ward. It has 30 beds. However, both the Family Medicine program and the VMU program admit patients here. So this S3 ward got added to the N4 ward and the same data collector collects both units. There can be anywhere from 10-20 VMU patients on unit 3 at any one time, it fluctuates. These patients are all medically stable with d/c planning issues. Are they PCH bound, Geri-rehab bound, awaiting HC, many things, but when they become unstable, they get moved off that ward. So there you have the story of the N4/S3 ward.WGobert 09:21, 28 November 2008 (CST)
- How is this Unit 3 info relevant? Ttenbergen 17:02, 2015 November 18 (CST)