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The main room will have several beds and is a hospital ward. A side ward may have one or two beds. A private room will only have one bed.
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What is a room in a hospital where a patient is kept starting with wa called?
The main room will have several beds and is a hospital ward. A side ward may have one or two beds. A private room will only have one bed.
What is included in hospital inpatient room and board charge?
Everything that a patient uses is a hospital room is usually charged to the patient. This would include soap, shampoo, towels, and the use of fans or televisions.
What is a room in a hospital where a patient is?
The main room will have several beds and is a hospital ward. A side ward may have one or two beds. A private room will only have one bed.
What does a hospital room called?
ward
What is the room that mental people stay in called?
A patient room.
A nurse sees several patients in the hospital emergency room and determines which patient is the most ill and should be seen by the physician first the process that the nurse is using is called?
This process is called triage
What is the room adjoining the church where the sacred vessels are kept called?
The room is called a Sacristy.
A nurse sees several patients in a hospital emergency room and determines which patient is the most ill and should be seen by the physician first The process that the nurse is using is called?
triage
What is a hospital room called?
Casuality department
What information system does Spalding Regional Hospital in Griffin Georgia use?
They use several systems. One called Allscripts (a4) for their patient charts and maintenance. Then they use PBAR for their database system. PBAR is now being phased out for a new system called Patient Access. I don't know if the entire hospital uses these, but this is what they use in the emergency room. Hope this helps.
Can a hospital charge for an emergency room overflow bed this is for a patient waiting for a bed to be place at another facility?
yup
Can a hospital be sued for depriving a patient from being accepted intheir ICU as the doctors order for lack of deposit in emergency cases?
A hospital is required by law to accept a patient in their emergency room long enough to at least get the patient stabilized so they can be safely transferred to another facility, such as a charity hospital for those who don't have the money to pay.
