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Hospital Bed Flow Breakdown
Patients board in ERs and hallways because inpatient beds, transfers, and discharges are poorly coordinated across departments.
In their words
I feel like I'm providing substandard care because I can't actually talk to the people I'm treating.
it took 5 hours to even get a bed so I’m having to deal with an ICU patient alongside all my other ones
all my ED hospitals rooms were filled with admitted patients and we had ED patients in the hallways
our lobby has been full with 40+ everyday
it adds up to over 4 hours of manpower per day required
According to EMTALA, the patient is now chained to me once registered, at least until someone else explicitly assumes responsibility.
They now spend hours checking every in-network hospital for the services we're requesting before going to a tertiary care center; even if the tertiary is closer and the patient is critically ill
What stops a surgeon to declare every case as emergent?
I feel like my current practice has way too many rooms running after 5 and a good few running after 7-8.
What used to be a simple consult and quick procedure has turned into hours or sometimes an entire day of delays.
multiple other area hospitals had bed capacity, but the hospital didnt want to transfer
Das Krankenhaus war über das bei uns verwendete digitale Anmeldeverfahren aufnahmebereit und die Anmeldung wurde auch bestätigt.
it's very common for there to be little alignment between 1a)what the dispatcher is told 1b)what comes from dispatcher 2)what they see when they walk in the door and 3)what the person actually needs.
ER and hospital staff
Where they talk
- r/nursing
- r/emergencymedicine
- r/hospitalist
- r/doctorsUK
- r/ems
- r/medicine
- r/NursingUK
- r/anesthesiology
Tools they use today
- Epic
- Codex
- Excel
- iPad
- MyChart
- Nighthawk
- Vocera
Why those fall short
- iPad only works near router; too few devices; pulling bilingual staff away
- bed assignment ignores acuity; report skipped; no time to review before patient arrives
- no equipment, no staff, procedures jammed into 20-minute slots
- No formal record of workload or urgency; separate spreadsheets dismissed as amateur QI projects.
- no coordination between blood bank release and nurse readiness
Map of ideas
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