Sentences with phrase «see emergency patients»

There are times when we are unable to see emergency patients (for example, when we are in surgery) so it is always best to call ahead.

We'll see any emergency patient, at any time of the day, on any day of the week, all year long — and without an appointment.

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As Feast learned about his professor's research, he realized that software built using Pentland's findings could help social workers see if they were building trust with their clients, or determine which psychiatric patients need emergency counseling.

They're actively discouraging patients with minor ailments from seeking emergency treatment, and trying to get them to see their regular doctors instead.

I've never seen any kind of public campaign to persuade patients to apply some common sense before dropping themselves off at an emergency room.

I to, was also in the healthcare field and had seen first hand some of the patient's conditions that were brought into the emergency room.

And typically you won't see much of your doctor until it's time to push because she's helping other patients at the same time or dealing with an emergency.

Patients with suspected concussive injury are categorized as having mild traumatic brain injury, or mTBI if, when they are first seen by an emergency medicine provider, they receive a score of 14 - 15 on the 15 - point Glasgow Coma Scale, which is used to determine level of consciousness based on responses to various stimuli:

Many kids each year are strangled by mini blinds and emergency rooms see hundreds of young patients a month that are burned by hot water in their home.

«Reforming Emergency Care» saw improvements in emergency response times, the deployment of new technology (including satellite navigation systems and better equipment to deal with heart patients) and funded increases in frontline ambulance staff and Emergency Care» saw improvements in emergency response times, the deployment of new technology (including satellite navigation systems and better equipment to deal with heart patients) and funded increases in frontline ambulance staff and emergency response times, the deployment of new technology (including satellite navigation systems and better equipment to deal with heart patients) and funded increases in frontline ambulance staff and vehicles.

Twenty years ago I was a resident in psychiatry and was called down to the emergency room one night to see a patient.

The researchers matched patient satisfaction responses to the corresponding de-identified electronic medical record data of 4,749 patients seen in the emergency room of two New England hospitals.

Current guidelines strongly suggest that patients discharged from emergency departments for chest pain should be seen by a physician within 72 hours for further assessment or treatment.

Only 17 percent of high risk chest pain patients seen in the emergency room were evaluated by cardiologists within a month; 58 percent saw a primary care physicians alone, and 25 percent had no physician follow - up within a month.

IHPI members are also looking at the effect of expansion on the mix of patients being seen in outpatient clinics and emergency departments around the state.

A study from the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Institute for Technology assessment finds that, after viewing CT scan results, physicians in the emergency departments of four major academic medical centers made key changes in clinical decision - making for patients with symptoms frequently seen in emergency rooms.

«Emergency rooms see rising rate of patients with chronic conditions, lower rate of injuries.»

Patients seen in the emergency department (ED) for chest pain who did not have a heart attack appeared to be at low risk of experiencing a heart attack during short - and longer - term follow - up and that risk was not affected by the initial diagnostic testing strategy, according to a study published online by JAMA Internal Medicine.

«We'd like to see more emergency medicine physicians having that bedside conversation to ensure the chest pain patient knows the risks and benefits of hospitalization compared to outpatient evaluation.

Forty - two percent of frequent - caller patients also were seen in the emergency department or hospitalized within the following year.

Based on the study findings, Weisfeldt and his team, including lead author John Hopkins medical student Ross Pollack, would like to see greater distribution of AEDs, including equipping police with defibrillators, especially in regions where it takes emergency responders long to get to the patient.

«We've seen a dramatic increase in the past year of patients coming into the Emergency Department with complications related to substance use disorders,» he said.

Early in my career, I was the resident on call one night in the cardiothoracic intensive care unit when an emergency room doctor called and asked me to come down and see a patient.

«In emergency medicine, we use ultrasound to look at every part of the body — to look at blood vessels that we put catheters into, to checking on a trauma patient to see where they're bleeding,» Broder said.

Dr. Stephen Hargarten, director of the Injury Research Center at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, Wis., regularly sees the impact of gun violence on emergency room patients.

In 2012 he recieved an NIH Director's Early Independence Award to examine why some people die unexpectedly after being seen and discharged from emergency rooms, so doctors can identify patients that are at high risk of dying after being discharged.

Eshel is particularly excited about the possible implications for his patients, particularly those affected by addiction, a disease he sees every day in the emergency rooms and hospital wards.

They are trained to respond quickly to emergency situations to aid a patient until a doctor or nurse can see them.

Over 10,000 patients with traumatic injuries are seen in our emergency department every year, many of which require admission to the inpatient units of the hospital.

trauma patients seen in the emergency department (due to a motor vehicle collision, head trauma, serious fall, etc.) and an athlete training hard and competing who also induces a considerable amount of non-contact trauma.

Call your local university to see if they are in need of dental patients — or veterinary patients if it's your cat or dog that is having the emergency.

RMVC sees patients at its partner facilities Alpenglow Veterinary Specialty + Emergency Center (AVSEC) in Boulder and the Veterinary Referral Center of Colorado (VRCC) in Denver.

As with any emergency department patients are seen on a first come first seen basis; however, we see many pets with emergent problems that can vary from mild injury to life - threatening illness so occasionally we have to prioritize and address the needs of a severely ill or injured patient ahead of other patients.

If you have a patient who needs to be seen after hours, please contact our Small Animal Emergency Service at 919-513-6911 or our Large Animal Emergency Service at 919-513-6630 for assistance.

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We take pride in getting to know our patients and outside of urgent care appointments or emergencies, your pet will see the same doctor every time they visit our practice.

We will do our best to see each patient at the appointed time; however, please understand that emergencies often disrupt our schedule.

There will be 24 - hour care for hospitalized patients Monday through Friday, however, there will be no emergencies or appointments seen after 10:00 p.m.

We are the only facility in the Central Valley that has Board Certified Specialists in Emergency and Critical Care on staff and available to see patients.

In the last two years we've seen 56 dog injuries that were so severe the patient had to be admitted to the hospital so this doesn't count just a little bite and then goes to the emergency room.

Our Emergency Room, which is open 24/7/365, again saw a record number of patients for the year.

In addition to our canine, feline and equine patients, Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital also sees small ruminants and camelids — including goats, llamas and alpacas — for routine services and emergency care.

First launched in 2006, the Dog Visitation Program supports many of the 86,000 patients seen each year in the hospital's Emergency Department, Surgical Daycare, Medical Day Unit, and in Neurology and Cardiology.

In the South Bay over 50 coughing dogs have been seen at two emergency clinics in the past week; so far at least three of their patients have tested positive for canine influenza H3N2.

We work with outpatients (the ones we see in the exam rooms), inpatients (the patients in the hospital), emergency patients, dental patients, and surgery patients.

When I worked in emergency, we sometimes referred the patient to neurology, so it's nice to see what happens here.

Our goal is to see all our clients and patients on time, and although we have contingencies for emergencies, there will be times where the unexpected will create delays.

When we are not available, we recommend that patients be seen at an emergency animal hospital.

Our goal is to make sure all of our patients are seen on time, but on occasion there may be an unexpected delay due to an emergency or because our doctors and staff are providing care for a patient that needs a little more time.

Please note: Our goal is to see all our clients and patients on time, and although we have contingencies for emergencies, there will be times where the unexpected will create delays.