HSC D5: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 08:23, 2019 July 4

Location
Location	HSC D5
First Admission	March 1, 2004
Program	Medicine
Hospital	HSC
Nr of Beds	31
Collection Unit Phone:	204-787-3757
Collection Unit Fax :	204-787-7039
Collection Unit Manager :	Sheresse Weekes
Collection Unit Manager Phone :	77587
Collection Unit Clerk :	Francis Boux

Population focused upon

Discharge Planning
Muscle De-conditioning needing PT/OT/Home Care prior to D/C
Panelling process: Geri-Patient assessments MMSE assessments for determination of LTC(Long-Term Care)placement/s
Behavior mapping for LTC population with violent behaviors
Long -term IV Antibiotic therapy for those not suitable for CIVP(Community IV Program)
Palliation for patients who are unable to access Hospice Care/Beds
this ward has a special case as part of Definition of a Medicine Service admission in that it includes patients not followed by the local attending. CMarks 11:57, 2019 January 31 (CST)
Also has stable acute care medicine patients - if they become unstable usually they are transferred back to their original wards (A4, D4 or H4)or to High Obs unit or MICU if required.

	For patients who arrive "transfer ready" to D5, use one of the "awaiting" codes as primary if there are no active medical problems (Ex. Awaiting/delayed transfer to long-term care/PCH.) If the patient is still actively being treated for something, make that diagnosis primary and the "awaiting" code second.--Jvelasco 15:04, 2019 June 27 (CDT) This is true anywhere, not just for D5, no? Why is it listed in here? Ttenbergen 15:25, 2019 July 3 (CDT) The question was specific to D5 and I didn't know where to put this, so the collector can find it. Please delete or move where more appropriate. --Jvelasco 08:23, 2019 July 4 (CDT)

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 *For patients who arrive "transfer ready" to D5, use one of the "awaiting" codes as primary if there are no active medical problems (Ex. [[Awaiting/delayed transfer to long-term care/PCH]].) If the patient is still actively being treated for something, make that diagnosis primary and the "awaiting" code second.--[[User:Jvelasco|Jvelasco]] 15:04, 2019 June 27 (CDT)
 ** This is true anywhere, not just for D5, no? Why is it listed in here? Ttenbergen 15:25, 2019 July 3 (CDT)
+* The question was specific to D5 and I didn't know where to put this, so the collector can find it. Please delete or move where more appropriate. --[[User:Jvelasco|Jvelasco]] 08:23, 2019 July 4 (CDT)
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