Patient transfer form provides continuity of care.

Name: Patient transfer form provides continuity of care.
Creator: E, Nerland
Keywords: Washington, Primary Health Care, Hospital Bed Capacity, 100 to 299, Transfer Agreement, Humans, Continuity of Patient Care, Facility Regulation and Control, Medical Records, 3. Good health

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Patient transfer form provides continuity of care.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 29 Nov 1978 English Journal:Hospitals, volume 52 (issn: 0018-5973,

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Authors: E, Nerland;

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Patient transfer form provides continuity of care.

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General Hospital of Everett (WA) took the initiative in developing a new patient transfer form that has been adopted for statewide use. By using suggestions from a wide variety of sources, a hospital committee, which consisted of professionals from local extended care facilities and nursing homes, as well as from the hospital's staff, was able to develop a useful and effective patient transfer system.

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Washington, Primary Health Care, Hospital Bed Capacity, 100 to 299, Transfer Agreement, Humans, Continuity of Patient Care, Facility Regulation and Control, Medical Records

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