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==General Outpatient Case Management== ...case manager, prenatal case manager, and Breast/Cervical case manager. We case manage for our Outpatient providers, ED, as well as all SRC’s.

* Thursday 1100: Inpatient Rounds (Required if doing regular daytime rotations) ==Case Review Processes and Meetings==

...cludes Clinical Diabetes Educators, Data Entry Coordinator, Healthy Hearts Case Managers, Outreach Coordinators, and Program Coordinator. * provide diabetes self-management education for clients and their families;

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''(the [[Endoscopist Reference]] page describes queue management, pathology orders, etc.)'' ...w their baseline health status (which is almost certainly the case for any inpatient).

===Management in Clinic=== ...asound for AFI every week and growth scans every three weeks. Discuss the case with the HROB physician at EVERY visit.

...cceptance of admissions or ensures the PA/NP does this after reviewing the case with them. Patients being admitted must have an accepting physician and adm ...ptance of admissions or ensures the ER PA/NP does this after reviewing the case with them. Patients being admitted must have an accepting physician and ad

...cceptance of admissions or ensures the PA/NP does this after reviewing the case with them. Patients being admitted must have an accepting physician and adm ...ptance of admissions or ensures the ER PA/NP does this after reviewing the case with them. Patients being admitted must have an accepting physician and ad

see the [[:Category:Inpatient|Hospitalist Main Page]] for more information ...for evaluating pediatric patients in the ER prior to admission and on the inpatient unit after admission. This scoring allows us to anticipate kids that might

...department is open 24 hours a day/7 days a week and is responsible for the management of all emergent and urgent patients in our region. The primary ER doc serve ==Admissions to Inpatient Unit==

...ircumstances, exceptions to these criteria will be considered on a case-by-case basis and must be approved in advance by both the endoscopist and anestheti Urgent inpatient procedures require discussion with and approval by the endoscopist and the

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...ist. With our extensive network of specialists, we are able to coordinate management for these more specialized issues. Some of these specialties include ortho ...uires IV medications make sure they are ordered promptly as they come from inpatient pharmacy.

...40 RMT consults-some routine, some urgent and some requiring long distance management/stabilization with initiation of transport (that may involve multiple call- ...n an outpatient bases that in the lower forty-eight would be treated as an inpatient. As an example, a patient with pneumonia is usually not admitted unless the

...ith normal vital signs and no overt etiology for symptoms may be monitored inpatient in consultation with ANMC Internal Medicine. ...tter chance at rehab as the rehab-queue for Alaska Regional starts at ANMC inpatient.

...chronic illnesses and are managed by the pediatric group and the pediatric case manager. The pediatricians may ask the family medicine providers to take a ...patients where a tap was not obtainable in the ER present a challenge for management and treatment. Your options are to try to:

...ribution and cardiac stress testing. In addition, they provide respiratory management of critical patients on ventilators until patient can be transferred to hig ...cludes Clinical Diabetes Educators, Data Entry Coordinator, Healthy Hearts Case Managers, Outreach Coordinators, and Program Coordinator.

...eed for surgery. They also provide wound care advice for management while inpatient or self-care in an outpatient setting. ...tner with State of Alaska Epidemiology through local public health nursing case investigations of tuberculosis, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), foo

...nfectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) estimates that roughly 50% of inpatient antibiotic utilization is inappropriate.1 One clinical scenario included in ...niment with other clinical data. Clinical judgment must be applied to each case and interpretation should always be based on both the tables available in t