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  • Would you be willing to share with me also? I would share the draft but we are centralizing any medication we are administering in our Oncology and Infusion center form the primary care clinics. The pharmacist is at this point, expected to review the medication prior to giving to ensure it is what ...

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    Do any of your state chapters offer a reduced rate or no fee for retired risk managers that want to stay active and attend meetings? They cannot hold office or vote but we didn't have anything in the bylaws about a fee reduction. We thought we would ask if other state chapters have a process. ...

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    Good morning! We have two triage rooms, plus a "first look" nurse. Upon arrival (EMS straight to a bed excluded), the patient receives a quick "first look" by either a RN or paramedic who obtains their chief complaint. They are then placed in queue for triage (unless the chief complaint warrants rapid ...

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    Thank you, Michelle. They are concerned that they will miss a reporting deadline if the incident doesn't get reported right away. Using the reported date as the incident date gives them more time. I have explained that I don't think that will hold up if challenged by the agency to whom they need to ...

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