http://symtym.net/2006/09/criminal_homicide/ meandering healthcare, law, technology... Sat, 13 Mar 2010 19:18:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://symtym.net/2006/09/criminal_homicide/comment-page-1/#comment-276 Scott Wed, 25 Oct 2006 15:04:00 +0000 http://symtym.com/?p=792#comment-276 If the woman came to the ER registration and stated her water broke, and asked for assistance they must provide a medical screening and cannot send her down the street. If she wants to go they are required to offer her a medical screening and if she refuses document the event accordingly. If the woman came to the ER registration and stated her water broke, and asked for assistance they must provide a medical screening and cannot send her down the street. If she wants to go they are required to offer her a medical screening and if she refuses document the event accordingly.

]]> http://symtym.net/2006/09/criminal_homicide/comment-page-1/#comment-277 Scott Wed, 25 Oct 2006 13:04:00 +0000 http://symtym.com/?p=792#comment-277 If the woman came to the ER registration and stated her water broke, and asked for assistance they must provide a medical screening and cannot send her down the street. If she wants to go they are required to offer her a medical screening and if she refuses document the event accordingly. If the woman came to the ER registration and stated her water broke, and asked for assistance they must provide a medical screening and cannot send her down the street. If she wants to go they are required to offer her a medical screening and if she refuses document the event accordingly.

]]> http://symtym.net/2006/09/criminal_homicide/comment-page-1/#comment-275 symtym Sun, 17 Sep 2006 09:09:00 +0000 http://symtym.com/?p=792#comment-275 If I'm following the facts, woman saw OB, and OB wanted to admit patient to facility A, but patient showed up at facility B by mistake -- can facility B give directions to facility A? Or do you mean patient was directed to OB through regular hospital admitting (registration) and showed up at ER registration? I think it depends on what the woman says in either case. If I’m following the facts, woman saw OB, and OB wanted to admit patient to facility A, but patient showed up at facility B by mistake — can facility B give directions to facility A? Or do you mean patient was directed to OB through regular hospital admitting (registration) and showed up at ER registration? I think it depends on what the woman says in either case.

]]> http://symtym.net/2006/09/criminal_homicide/comment-page-1/#comment-278 symtym Sun, 17 Sep 2006 07:09:00 +0000 http://symtym.com/?p=792#comment-278 If I'm following the facts, woman saw OB, and OB wanted to admit patient to facility A, but patient showed up at facility B by mistake -- can facility B give directions to facility A? Or do you mean patient was directed to OB through regular hospital admitting (registration) and showed up at ER registration? I think it depends on what the woman says in either case. If I'm following the facts, woman saw OB, and OB wanted to admit patient to facility A, but patient showed up at facility B by mistake — can facility B give directions to facility A? Or do you mean patient was directed to OB through regular hospital admitting (registration) and showed up at ER registration? I think it depends on what the woman says in either case.

]]> http://symtym.net/2006/09/criminal_homicide/comment-page-1/#comment-274 Marjorie Peters Sun, 17 Sep 2006 07:07:00 +0000 http://symtym.com/?p=792#comment-274 I am asking about emtala law. Is there a problem with a woman whose water broke and not having labor pains and was seen in the office by her physician and was sent by private car to be admitted to the hospital. But the patient went to the wrong place--(er admittance) of the hospital with the same name who was down the street and so was informed of the right place and so she went without any complications. Is that a emtala violation? I am asking about emtala law. Is there a problem with a woman whose water broke and not having labor pains and was seen in the office by her physician and was sent by private car to be admitted to the hospital. But the patient went to the wrong place–(er admittance) of the hospital with the same name who was down the street and so was informed of the right place and so she went without any complications. Is that a emtala violation?

]]> http://symtym.net/2006/09/criminal_homicide/comment-page-1/#comment-279 Marjorie Peters Sun, 17 Sep 2006 05:07:00 +0000 http://symtym.com/?p=792#comment-279 I am asking about emtala law. Is there a problem with a woman whose water broke and not having labor pains and was seen in the office by her physician and was sent by private car to be admitted to the hospital. But the patient went to the wrong place--(er admittance) of the hospital with the same name who was down the street and so was informed of the right place and so she went without any complications. Is that a emtala violation? I am asking about emtala law. Is there a problem with a woman whose water broke and not having labor pains and was seen in the office by her physician and was sent by private car to be admitted to the hospital. But the patient went to the wrong place–(er admittance) of the hospital with the same name who was down the street and so was informed of the right place and so she went without any complications. Is that a emtala violation?

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