Hospitalist

October 29, 2008

BMHGT Hospitalists can also be reached through the switchboard at 662-244-1000.

pdf icon Hospitalists Physician Schedule March 2011.pdf

18-114.63 Adult Pneumonia Admit Orders (HCAP-HAP-VAP-Aspiration) 2-13-2011

18-114.57 Adult CAP Admit Orders 2-13-2011

18-214.197 Hospitalist Adm Orders 2-13-2011

18-114.56 Adult Correction Insulin Protocol Sliding Scale 2-13-2011

Diabetes Management Bundle.pdf 9-18-09

18-114.58 CHF Order Set 2-13-2011

Stroke TPA Orders.pdf 11-09

Ischemic Stroke Admission Orders.pdf 10-29-09

Ischemic Stroke Post TPA Orders.pdf 10-29-09

Heparin Protocol Orders

Nicotine Replacement Therapy Orders.pdf

Hospitalist Call Schedule

BMHGT Hospitalists can also be reached through the switchboard at 662-244-1000.

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BMHGT.com is the site for BMHGT's medical staff information on the web. BMHGT.com is NOT a patient information website and no patient information of any type should ever be found on BMHGT.com. Physician orders sets are available here in pdf format. Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle physicians are expected to utilize this resource for any order set they may need in the hospital, in their office, or even at home. Printing out these orders and then faxing them in to the appropriate nursing unit with patient identifying information on the fax is considered acceptable use.
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Hac’s & POA’s

Hospital Acquired Conditions (HAC's)
Medicare finalized a list of types of conditions for which, starting Oct. 1, it will no longer reimburse hospitals at the higher diagnosis-related group rate.
Stage III, IV pressure ulcers
Fall or trauma resulting in serious injury
Vascular catheter-associated infection
Catheter-associated urinary tract infection
Foreign object retained after surgery
Certain surgical site infections
Air embolism
Blood incompatibility
Certain manifestations of poor blood sugar control
Certain deep vein thromboses or pulmonary embolisms
Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Present on Admission (POA's)
Should any of the above be known to be present on admission, appropriate documentation will show that the conditions are not HAC's.
Recent AMNews article on HAC's and POA's.
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