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Returning the vehicle fleet?
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re: People with “Punchable Faces”
Posted by kapthook on 6/3/24 at 8:23 pm to cajuntiger1010
re: People with “Punchable Faces”
Posted by kapthook on 6/3/24 at 8:23 pm to cajuntiger1010
Agree. I didn't like the outcome because I wasn't aware of the tiebreaker rule. Maybe they need to have the ref's give the rules if they have them. Don't publicize a contest by putting it on tv without showing us the contest.
re: My EEEE ARE story. Asking for the MDs and ER RNs thoughts.
Posted by kapthook on 10/13/22 at 9:40 pm to LSU alum wannabe
ED RN (Management). I use you as in reference to both you + the org you work for below.
You did wrong because you admitted the ED could not handle what it is billed as. If you are charging ED bills you need to provide ED services; that includes resuscitation and stabilization. Only after stabilization (can still be critcial) should you transfer the patient. If you are providing a transfer to an unstable patient then you need to provide the resources to make it as safe as possible.
Did you ride in the back of the ambulance for transfer? Did you call for a critical care transport with an RN? If not, you lowered the level of care the patient was receiving by handing off from a physician to a paramedic.
911 services should only be used for 911 calls. An ED is expected to handle their own; they have a board certified emergency physician in house who is expected to be able to handle whatever it is that comes in the doors. If they can't then you shouldn't be charging ED bills (same price as the regular hospital).
You might have done right for the patient but the org. did wrong if they cant handle an ED patient.
You did wrong because you admitted the ED could not handle what it is billed as. If you are charging ED bills you need to provide ED services; that includes resuscitation and stabilization. Only after stabilization (can still be critcial) should you transfer the patient. If you are providing a transfer to an unstable patient then you need to provide the resources to make it as safe as possible.
Did you ride in the back of the ambulance for transfer? Did you call for a critical care transport with an RN? If not, you lowered the level of care the patient was receiving by handing off from a physician to a paramedic.
911 services should only be used for 911 calls. An ED is expected to handle their own; they have a board certified emergency physician in house who is expected to be able to handle whatever it is that comes in the doors. If they can't then you shouldn't be charging ED bills (same price as the regular hospital).
You might have done right for the patient but the org. did wrong if they cant handle an ED patient.
re: Tampa Monoclodal Antibody Treatment Centers
Posted by kapthook on 1/17/22 at 7:33 pm to ColoradoTiger1987
LINK is the official website I believe. You can schedule appt
re: This transplanted Yankee in Palm Bay has the Hurricane thing figured out
Posted by kapthook on 9/4/21 at 11:22 am to LegendInMyMind
Palm Bay - not Springs. This is a Floridaman patent.
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