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* Initiating the transfer from '''Exodus to the AED or PED for medical clearance''':  
* Initiating the transfer '''from Exodus to the AED or PED for medical clearance''':  
** Exodus Charge RN calls the ED to initiate transfer (call both ED physician and ED nurse).  
** Exodus Charge RN calls the ED to initiate transfer (call both ED physician and ED nurse).  
*** Adult Attending ('''x66902''' or x66906 as backup) or PED attending (x66910 or PED Sr. Resident x66911 as backup)  
*** '''Adult Attending x66902''' (or x66906 as backup) or '''PED attending x66910''' (or PED Sr. Resident x66911 as backup)  
**** Attending places a pre-arrival note (include the reason for medical evaluation, presence of 5150, and any safety concerns).  
**** Attending places a pre-arrival note (include the reason for medical evaluation, presence of 5150, and any safety concerns).  
*** RME Charge for adults ('''x66950''') of PED Charge for pediatric patients ('''66960) 
*** RME Charge for adults '''x66950''' or PED Charge for pediatric patients '''x66960''' (Overall Charge x66930 as backup for all patients)
**** Can call Overall Charge x66930 as backup for all patients
**** '''Notify RN if the patient is on a hold so a sitter can be identified.'''  
**** '''Notify RN if the patient is on a hold so a sitter can be identified.'''  
**** Note any patients that are safety risks (high flight likelihood or history of aggressive/violent behavior) so Golden Hand can be placed.  
**** Note any patients that are safety risks (high flight likelihood or history of aggressive/violent behavior) so Golden Hand can be placed.  


** Exodus will transfer the patient to the ambulance entrance of the ED via wheelchair or van with both a '''nurse and security officer'''
** Exodus will transfer the patient to the ambulance entrance of the ED via wheelchair or van with both a '''nurse and security officer'''
*** Exodus staff will then take the patient directly to triage (to the adult ED for 21 and older and to the Pediatric ED for 20 and under).   
*** '''Exodus staff will then take the patient directly to triage''' (to the adult ED for 21 and older and to the Pediatric ED for 20 and under).   
*** In the AED, the reassessment RN will be the designated receiving triage RN, but the patient can be seen by any triage team that is available.  
*** In the AED, the reassessment RN will be the designated receiving triage RN, but the patient can be seen by any triage team that is available.  
*** If applicable, the original '''hold (5150 or 5585) documentation will accompany the patient.'''  
*** If applicable, the original '''hold (5150 or 5585) documentation will accompany the patient.'''  
*** After handoff to the triage RN, Exodus staff will be released.  
*** After handoff to the triage RN, Exodus staff will be released.  


 
*** The patient will be evaluated by the triage team with pertinent orders placed or by the senior resident in the PED then taken directly to a room with a sitter.  Any necessary tasking will occur in the ED room.   
 
**** If there are no available rooms in the AED, tasking can occur in RME and the patient will stay in RME 12 with a sitter until a private room is available.   
*The patient will be evaluated by the triage team with pertinent orders placed or by the senior resident in the PED then taken directly to a room with a sitter.  Any necessary tasking will occur in the ED room.   
**** If there are no rooms available in the PED, the patient will remain in triage until a room with a sitter is made available.   
** If there are no available rooms in the AED, tasking can occur in RME and the patient will stay in RME 12 with a sitter until a private room is available.   
*** '''During the process of medical evaluation, the ED provider may consult Psych for any reason (medication recommendations, concern due to a change in behavior, etc.)'''.  
**If there are no rooms available in the PED, the patient will remain in triage until a room with a sitter is made available.   
**During the process of medical evaluation, the ED provider may consult Psych for any reason (medication recommendations, concern due to a change in behavior, etc.).  
 
 





Revision as of 19:58, 12 September 2022

  • Exodus Psychiatric Urgent Care
    • Acute side is open 24/7
    • Outpt side (for med refills, etc) is generally open 8a-4p (dependent upon provider availability)


  • Initiating the transfer from Exodus to the AED or PED for medical clearance:
    • Exodus Charge RN calls the ED to initiate transfer (call both ED physician and ED nurse).
      • Adult Attending x66902 (or x66906 as backup) or PED attending x66910 (or PED Sr. Resident x66911 as backup)
        • Attending places a pre-arrival note (include the reason for medical evaluation, presence of 5150, and any safety concerns).
      • RME Charge for adults x66950 or PED Charge for pediatric patients x66960 (Overall Charge x66930 as backup for all patients)
        • Notify RN if the patient is on a hold so a sitter can be identified.
        • Note any patients that are safety risks (high flight likelihood or history of aggressive/violent behavior) so Golden Hand can be placed.
    • Exodus will transfer the patient to the ambulance entrance of the ED via wheelchair or van with both a nurse and security officer
      • Exodus staff will then take the patient directly to triage (to the adult ED for 21 and older and to the Pediatric ED for 20 and under).
      • In the AED, the reassessment RN will be the designated receiving triage RN, but the patient can be seen by any triage team that is available.
      • If applicable, the original hold (5150 or 5585) documentation will accompany the patient.
      • After handoff to the triage RN, Exodus staff will be released.
      • The patient will be evaluated by the triage team with pertinent orders placed or by the senior resident in the PED then taken directly to a room with a sitter. Any necessary tasking will occur in the ED room.
        • If there are no available rooms in the AED, tasking can occur in RME and the patient will stay in RME 12 with a sitter until a private room is available.
        • If there are no rooms available in the PED, the patient will remain in triage until a room with a sitter is made available.
      • During the process of medical evaluation, the ED provider may consult Psych for any reason (medication recommendations, concern due to a change in behavior, etc.).


  • Discharging patients back to Exodus
    • After the medical evaluation is completed and the patient sent from Exodus is medically cleared and deemed stable for psychiatric assessment and not a flight or safety risk, the patients will be discharged back to Exodus.
      • The treating nurse will call the Exodus Charge RN (424.405.5888)
      • The clerk will print a “transfer packet” (do not need the EMTALA form)
        • Providers: try to complete the physician documentation so the Exodus staff can see what was medically addressed and view your MDM
    • Exodus staff (RN + security) will transport the patient back to Exodus.
    • If there is any safety or elopement concern, or there is no longer space at Exodus, the patient will be transferred to the Psych ED.
    • At their discretion, Psych may initiate a Sheriff-accompanied transfer to Exodus.
    • Any patients INITIALLY presenting to the Adult ED needing psychiatric evaluation should be sent to the Psych ED where they may then be triaged to Exodus.


Dr. Chappell & Melissa Trejo (Exodus Asst. Director) 9-12-2022