HSC CAU
HSC CAU is the Clinical Assessment Unit at HSC (further info on CAUs).
HSC Specific CAU Information
At HSC the CAU is generally considered part of the Emergency Department. However, occasionally Medicine overflow patients end up in there. See HSC Med nonteaching contingency beds#CAU for more info.
Collection instructions
If a patient is admitted from HSC CAU: (further changes in progress)
- Previous Location HSC CAU
- Previous Service Family Medicine
- Pre-admit Inpatient: HSC CAU
HSC CAU Details
- Start date: 2017-Nov-17
- Name change from CCDU to CAU: 2017-Oct-03
- Physical Location: GB-2
- Location change date: 2018-Apr-18
- 2017-Nov-17 to 2018-Apr - Previously was on: GH7 (H7A on EPR)
- Number of beds: 10
- 2 flex beds (over census)in spring 2018.
- Manager: Sheresse Weekes
- also manager of: HSC_D5
- Director: Dr. Manon Pelletier: CAU B2
CBA
- CBA (Central Bed Access)(VIC) taking mostly from Grace ER to decant as they are still under renos.--Llemoine 07:45, 2018 March 28 (CDT)
- CBA = Central Bed Access It is a list from Grace/ HSC/ STB which identifies patients who require a Subacute bed. They call the Winnipeg Regional Health Team CBA = 204-791-8599 which will generate a list where these Subacute patients can be sent to. However Vic is the only hospital to have subacute wards however the plan is to have subacute beds at 7Oaks and Concordia available in the future.
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OK, now clearer what CBA is, but I still don't understand: why it is in the HSC CAU page? |
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Are these subacute wards at the VIC ie Transitional Care? |
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Do we need to know more about the CBA designation or process, should it affect our reporting? |
Legacy
Used to be called HSC Community and Clinical Decision Unit (CCDU) / Clinical Assessment Unit (CDU)
Had people on H7 location since 2016-December.
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