Emergency MGT @
Emergency MGT @
Emergency MGT @
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Itis an integral part of an hospital
Microcosm of the hospital as whole
front door of the hospital
Portal of entry that interacts with the
highest volume of patients requiring critical
care.
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Emergency has been defined as a condition
determined clinically or considered by
patient or his/her relatives as requiring
urgent medical services, failing which , it
could result in los of life or limb….WHO
Medical emergency is a situation when
patient requires urgent and high quality
medical care to prevent loss of life or limb
and/ or to initiates action for the restoration
of normal healthy life.
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Provision of immediate & correct life saving
treatment at all times and for all situations
Collection of casualties
Rapid institution of BLS to critically ill at
site, en route and in hospital
Information centre to render advice on
telephone or in person on simple medical
queries
Capacity and capability to provide effective
management during disaster situations.
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Depending on size of hospital, nature of
injuries, population and catchments area.
The service may be:
Major
emergency & Basic
disaster Mngt emergency
Emergency
Stand by
Referral emergency
emergency
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RIGHT RIGHT
RIGHT TIME RIGHT PLACE
TREATMENT RESOURCES
EMERGENCY
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All essential and functional equipments,
ventilators, defibrillator, monitors ,OT
Facilities, X- ray , USG ,CT ,path labs ,EKG
machines.
Central gas pipelines, plenty of fluids.
Crash cart & Emergency medicines
IV lines and catheters
Vital essential medicines , nebulizers
Dressing materials plasters, dressing trolley
Minor operation theaters equipments
Fire fighting equipments
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LOCATION
Should be located on the ground floor
Direct access from the main road
Separate approach , other than OPD with
a spacious parking area
Location adjacent to OPD
Well lightened and boldly sig posted both
for day and night
A helipad is required for major trauma
centre, hilly or unapproachable areas
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CLOSE RELATIONSHIP WITH :
OT
ICU
Blood bank
Laboratory
OPD
Mortuary
Some authorities recommend a close
relationship with CCU as well.
Radiology
Endoscopy
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CLINICAL AREA
PATIENT AREA
FACILITIES
CIRCULATION ADMINISTRATIVE
AREA AREA
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Entrance Police post Ambulance
Waiting
area
Trolley
Snacks Patient area bay
bar
Potter
Pharmacy service
Triage
Registration Reception
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TREATMENT
EXAMINATIO
AREA OT
N AREA
MLC
STORAGE RECORD
DRESSING
ROOM
INVESTIGAT CLINICAL
ION AREA PLASTER
ROOM
NURSES
DOCTOR DESK
DESK
BURN WARD
EMERGENC
Y WARD RESUSCITATION
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CORRIDOORS STAIRS
RAMPS
CIRCULATION
AREA
TROLLEYS
LIFTS
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ECRO
OFFICE HOD
CASUALTY
PRO
CLERICAL
ADMN . AREA STAFF
NURSES IN
CHARGE REGISTERS &
RECORDS
STORE
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Major areas – 20 * 20ft
Minor area – 10 * 10ft
DESIGN
CORRIDOR
SINGLE CORRIDOR
DOUBLE LOADED
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Itsterm used to announce an emergency of
serious nature
Eg. cardiac arrest
Staff from outside the emergency
department respond to the code blue
CPR TEAM:
Senior Intensivist
ICU Registers
CPR Nurse
Respiratory technician
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Emergency Department.
Patients arrival
Registration
Examination by CMO/Nurse Patient
Medico Legal Triage
Cases to be
documented.
Includes:
Placement in
-continued
ED
physical
assessment
Physicians arrival, Diagnostic evaluation and Treatment -consultants
orders
-Tests Ordered
Observation by Specialist & -Test Results
Disposition Decision
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Patients brought to casualty dead are made
MLC cases and sent to mortuary for Post-
Mortem examination
Other non-MLC cases are sent to the mortuary
or Handed over to the relatives of the
deceased
Death in casualty to be counter-signed by
Casualty Medical Officer in regular service.
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Disaster management committee-
preferably headed by H.O.D ,
Anaesthetist , Surgery, Orthopaedic.
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It is the process by which patients are classified
according to the type and urgency of their condition to
get the right patient to the right place at the right time
with the right care provider
Routine Triage
(depending on the condition of the patients).
Mass Influx Triage.
Priority I (Immediate): life threatening injuries or
conditions
Priority II (Delayed): Patients may remain stable for
10 to 20 mins.eg: Limb injuries
Priority III (Minimal): minimal injuries or minor
conditions, and are ambulatory
Priority 0 (Expectant/Dead): Victims are dead or
have lethal injuries and will die despite treatment.
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Patient’s record
Casualty death register
Observation and follow-up record
Referral record
Treatment record
Minor OT records
Incident Report forms & Register
Attendance register of all categories of staff
Register of Duty doctors, Specialists. etc.
All documents e.g. Admission card , case sheet , drug charts, death
certificate forms
M.L.C record with all the diagnostic and investigation results and kept
under lock and key under C.M.O Casualty.
Medico Legal cases like accident, trauma, assault. Rape, poisoning ,
unconscious, brought dead, should be stamped as MLC
Police intimation book
In all poisoning cases vomitus and first urine sample to be preserved as
well as the clothes
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-All medico legal cases are to be entered in the
Medico legal case register indicating patient’s
name, age, sex, complete address, telephone
number, identification mark, date, time, MLC
number, examinations, investigations, signature
of the doctor with stamp and designation.
-Police is to be informed and the name and
details of the person who brought the MLC to the
casualty also be recorded.
-MLC record should be preferably be completed
within 48 hours unless there is unavoidable
delay.
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Duties of staff in Emergency Department
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Senior Resident
-examine and give prompt treatment
-he is responsible for certifying death certificates and
getting it countersigned by CMO i/c of casualty
Junior Resident
-He carries out treatment as advised by the senior doctor
-take rounds along with senior resident
-Perform minor operations and write patient’s case sheet in
legible handwriting.
Specialist
-he will be in regular duty or on call
-put his notes in the case sheet when he is consulted
-Give expert guidance
-Guide his subordinate staff
-Train junior doctors in handling emergency cases
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D.N.S/ A.N.S/ Sister-in-charge
-She is responsible for the efficient working of the
Emergency Department
-Prepare duty rooster
-Store essential drugs, i.v. fluids, ensure all the
equipment's are in working order.
-ensures that all equipment's are in working order. E.g,
suction apparatus, Central oxygen supply, Boyles
apparatus.
-Nursing Personnel will seek guidance of Nursing
Superintendent and appraise her day to day problems.
Nursing staff.
-carry out Doctor’s orders
-maintain the vitals
-pack dead bodies
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Nursing Attendants/ward boy/Aya’s
-assist nursing staff in patient care
- Getting the indent from stores and also
sterilised items from C.S.S.D
-transferring patient to other ward/units
-assist Nursing Personnel in packing dead body
-carry out any work assigned by superiors
House Keeping.
-keep the area neat and clean
-perform all the duties as required by the
supervisor.
-change soiled linen
-transport dead bodies to the mortuary
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Stretcher Bearer.
-He will be on duty near the entrance of the casualty.
-He will assist in transferring the patients from
Ambulance to Casualty.
-Trained in First Aid Treatment.
Security Guards.
Duty as per rooster prepared by the Security
officer/CMO
-Regulating the flow of patients or their attendants
-Security of the area is answerable to CMO casualty
for any untoward incidence
-He will perform any other duty as required by his
supervisor/Security officer.
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An ambulance is a vehicle for transportation
of sick or injured people to, from or between
places of treatment for an illness or
injury, and in some instances will also
provide out of hospital medical care to the
patient. The word is often associated with
road going emergency ambulances which
form part of an emergency medical service,
administering emergency care to those with
acute medical problems.
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Physician
Nurse
Paramedic/senior paramedic
Ambulance care assistants
Ambulance driver
call handler/emergency medical dispatcher
It should have a proper parking space,
-Separate entrance.
-Spacious Parking area.
-Adjacent to OPD
-Steps/Ramp.
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