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Revision as of 16:33, 8 February 2019
This is the main page for Harbor-UCLA emergency department; See Pediatric ED for the main Harbor pediatric page.
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General Administrative
- Pre-hospital
- Administrative duties
- Administrative resources
Managing your Patient
General
Tests & Orders
- Labs
- Radiology
- Other orders
Consults
Finding Things
Procedures
Special patient types
- Activations
- Sepsis
- Others
- AVF/graft complications
- Respiratory isolation
- Scheduled dialysis patients in ED
- Infectious Disease Threats
- Replantation Patients
- For immediate clinical management see "Replantation"
- Obtain Urgent Hand Call Consult
- If potential replantation candidate per Hand Call initiate transfer to USC through MAC (USC should NOT decline do to "closed status" - see below)
- •State to MAC "We are requesting a Higher Level of Care Urgent/Emergent transfer to USC per DHS Policy 373.3" (this makes the request a priority and should get transfer approved within 60 minutes)
- If there is disagreement between HUCLA Hand Call and USC Replantation service about proceeding with replantation - HUCLA Hand Call Service should directly talk with USC replantation service.
- If there is still disagreement - HUCLA Hand Call attending must talk to USC replantation attending.
- If there continues to be disagreement - the patient WILL be accepted by USC for an in-person evaluation by the replantation service (per CMO's at USC and HUCLA) - please involve both Trauma Attending and Director of Operations for the ED (Peterson) or Chair, Emergency Department if this occurs.
- If the patient is transferred to USC and after evaluation it is decided that replantation is not indicated - HUCLA WILL accept the patient back in transfer.
- TRANSFERS FOR POTENTIAL REPLANTATION WILL PROCEED REGARDLESS OF WHETHER USC HAS AVAILABLE BEDS. (Even if closed to transfers for that reason per CMO Spellberg at USC)
Peterson 2/2019
Patient Disposition
Discharge
Admission, OBS, & CORE
- Paging consultants
- Admitting a patient
- OBS & CORE