Overstay Project Start Stop dates

Just wondering why the overstay project has stopped at HSC when it continues everywhere else? I thought this was a regional program. If there is resistance to completing the DPST's or if the Doc's are not doing their part they need to work with them. We have had much of the same issues at STB and have worked hard to keep it operational because we thought it was an important program. I am very surprised that the program was cancelled there. What is the rationale for keeping it running at all the other hospitals then? --LKolesar 08:32, 2015 November 6 (CST)
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Realpolitik ;-) One place opted out, and we can't force them to keep going. Not a reason to stop elsewhere is it? Ttenbergen 10:36, 2015 November 9 (CST)
- I would still like to know the rationale for keeping the program at all. All of the allied health people tell us that they have always evaluated the need for allied health on admission long before this program started. They have always started discharge planning as soon as possible, especially on the patients which they deem as problematic for discharge. What rationale is there for continuing this program?? What criteria was utilized for opting out at HSC?--LKolesar 11:47, 2015 November 10 (CST)

HSC
- H4, H4H, A4, D4, D5: May 13, 2013
B3
VIC
- S3, S4, N5, S5 AND the overflow beds February 11, 2013
GRA
- N3, W3: October 1, 2012
- N5: July 23, 2012
STB
- 5B: November 19, 2012 (Training starting in November 5th 2012)
- E6: November 13, 2012 (Training starting the week of October 2012 29th
- E5: November 5, 2012 (Training starting in October 23th and 24th 2012). Database study number 91429.

There is no end date for the project at present; the committee will review results after 3 months and make adjustments at that time