STB Cardiac Care patients
- Registry Patient type and
Site_and_Location#NEW_-_STB_CCU_service_patients_in_STB_MICU_unit_-_Collection_Process_CHANGE_for_LOCATION_and_Registry_Patient_Type Template:Discussion
- some of this information is repeated in link above. Not sure how best combined since one article is about registry type and the other is about site location and Both are related "changes" for STB cardiology patient overflowing into CICU and MICU.--TOstryzniuk 15:02, 10 December 2010 (CST)
Registry Patient Type for cardiac patients only will be determined by the service. Cardiac type means that Cardiology service is looking after the patient. If MICU takes over the patient, then Medical patient type will apply in these cases only. --LKolesar 11:15, 21 October 2010 (CDT) The same goes for when the cardiac patient is located in CICU: Location will be CICU, patient type will be cardiac because Cardiology looks after these patients. When the patient is transferred to CCU, a new profile is started.
- Example:
- CCU patient in MICU bed or CICU under cardiac physician service care:
- Hosp_Loc: STB_MICU or STB_CICU
- Reg Pt Type: Cardiac
- This patient gets transferred to STB ICU Medicine service care physician but stays in same STB_MICU bed. Discharge to: St.Boniface MICU
- New profile
- Admit From: St Boniface MICU
- Hosp_Loc: STB_MICU
- Reg Pt type: Medical
- For all other patients, the patient type is still the old definition: ie: surgical patients are those coming from a surgical ward, PARR or OR, etc. This applies to Post op cardiac surgery patients that are transferred to MICU from CICU or from the CSIU (cardiac sciences inpatient unit). The type will be surgical regardless of attending. --LKolesar 13:46, 22 November 2010 (CST)
- What about GIB,Airway burns with no body surface area burns,all ICH even if no surgical intervention?? Why surgical as in list above.List needs a revision please as it is not followed as stated above.Trish please comment on surgical list above.GHall 08:09, 2012 April 5 (CDT)
- I don't call GI Bleeds surgical unless they came from the OR.Most of them are treated by endoscope embolization in the unit. It seems that patient type is coded different ways,Trish is aware.Today she mentioned the guidelines still apply.
- What about GIB,Airway burns with no body surface area burns,all ICH even if no surgical intervention?? Why surgical as in list above.List needs a revision please as it is not followed as stated above.Trish please comment on surgical list above.GHall 08:09, 2012 April 5 (CDT)
- For all other patients, the patient type is still the old definition: ie: surgical patients are those coming from a surgical ward, PARR or OR, etc. This applies to Post op cardiac surgery patients that are transferred to MICU from CICU or from the CSIU (cardiac sciences inpatient unit). The type will be surgical regardless of attending. --LKolesar 13:46, 22 November 2010 (CST)
Origin of this article
This article combines information from the following locations to avoid inconsistencies and duplication:
- Registry Patient Type#StB Cardiac patients
- Site_and_Location#NEW_-_STB_CCU_service_patients_in_STB_MICU_unit_-_Collection_Process_CHANGE_for_LOCATION_and_Registry_Patient_Type
- STB Critical Care Collection Guide
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Started in October 1, 2010