Question

Don't admit a patient, identify the correct information and make corrections on the facesheet, notify admitting STAT, once admitting changes it in Clinibase you can then admit the client

A) Patient Admission Correction (PAC)
B) Facesheet Error Resolution (FER)
C) Admittance Rectification Process (ARP)
D) Admission Adjustment Protocol (AAP)

Answer 1

When admitting a patient, it is important to ensure accuracy and make necessary corrections before proceeding. The correct protocol is to identify the correct information, make corrections on the facesheet, and notify the admitting department. The correct term for this process is Patient Admission Correction (PAC).

Step-by-step explanation:

Admissions Process and Corrections

When processing an admission, it is important to ensure the accuracy of the information on the facesheet before admitting the patient. If there are any errors or corrections needed, the correct protocol is to identify the correct information, make the necessary corrections on the facesheet, and notify the admitting department immediately. They will then update the information in the Clinibase system, and once this is done, you can proceed with admitting the patient.

The correct answer is A) Patient Admission Correction (PAC).