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Can a osteopathic doctor admit a patient to a hospital?
Absolutely! A physician with a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) or Doctor of Medicine degree (MD) can admit patients to a hospital.
When will an ED admit a patient to the hospital?
Emergency dept. physicians do not admit patients to the hospital. The primary care physician (PCP) must be contacted to complete the process.
When will an ED physician admit a patient to the hospital?
Emergency dept. physicians do not admit patients to the hospital. The primary care physician (PCP) must be contacted to complete the process.
What is a sentence with admit to?
Will you admit to playing truant or do we have to ask your parents to confirm it?
What is another word for to admit into hospital?
Hospitalise is one possibility.
Amylase of 168 does that mean you need to be admit to the hospital?
my amylase is 168 does this mean i need to be hospitize
What is a sentences for the word admit?
Admit is a verb meaning to say that something is true, usually reluctantly or unwillingly or to take in. Here are some sample sentences."The teenager did not want to admit that he was the one who put the scratch on his father's new car.""The man on trial would not admit that he robbed the store, despite the evidence on the security camera.""That hospital will admit all patients, even if they cannot pay."
Can you have yourself admitted as voluntary to a psychiatric hospital to avoid your spouse having you involuntary admitted from court order?
If you feel it is necessary then yes, you may admit yourself to a psychiatric hospital at any time you wish. Should you choose to admit yourself then you will also be able to decide when you are prepared to leave where as with a court order the court decides when you can leave.
Is it necessary that a doctor should have hospital privileges in order get credentialed?
The other way around. It is necessary for a doctor to successfully complete the hospital (or health system) credentialing process in order to obtain hospital privileges to practice (e.g. to admit and discharge patients, perform procedures, etc.).
If you voluntarily admit yourself to a hospital in New York because you are bipolar and don't think your meds are working can they decide not to let you leave without a doctor's consent?
If you voluntarily admit yourself to a hospital in New York...you become a "guest" of the state for 72 hours. They will evaluate your mental state and either release you, or you stay longer until a doctor says you can be released.
Legal issues in Admission to the Hospital?
This question is rather vague, but I imagine what you're asking is under what circumstances is a normal (i.e. non-mental health) hospital legally obligated to admit a patient. A hospital has a right to refuse treatment under normal circumstances. It cannot refuse treatment in cases of trauma if doing so would result in death, permanent injury, etc. The (rare) exception is in a large-scale disaster of some sort - if a thousand people are critically injured in a volcano eruption, obviously a hospital with 200 beds is not obligated to admit all 1000.
What is the present tense of admit?
the present tense for admit is admit I must admit
