Critical Care. 5SE, 0X, 0XX, 0XX, Xxxxxxxxx Department, All PACUs, Cardiovascular Procedure Unit, Critical Care Resource Team, Interventional Radiology, ECHO.
Critical Care. The Critical Care Multi-Campus Float Pool will be staffed with nurses who have current adult critical care nursing. The Critical Care Multi- Campus Float Pool services Intensive Care, Intermediate Care, the Interventional Care Unit and Telemetry.
Critical Care. 5SE, 0X, 0XX, 0XX, Xxxxxxxxx Room, All PACUs, and Cath Lab, Electro Physiology, Critical Care Resource Team, NICU (4SA) ICU (ICU portion of 8NE), Interventional Radiology, ECHO.
Critical Care. The RN to patient ratios are 1:1 or 1:2 based on the acuity of the patient. SFGH will increase RN staff to maintain the RN to patient ratios above if census requires that additional beds be opened in Critical Care Zones. Charge Nurses will not be given patient assignments except in unavoidable circumstances. Staffing will be regularly adjusted based on census, acuity and regulatory requirements. There will be two (2) Certified Nursing Assistant positions to assist and support patient care activities in Critical Care zones on all shifts. Additionally, there will be two (2) Unit Clerk positions for Critical Care Zones 32/38, Zones 34/36 and 46/48 (if open) on the day and evening shifts. There will be one (1) Unit Clerk position on the night shift for Critical Care Zones. 587. PACU: PACU Standards recommend that two (2) registered nurses who are competent in Phase I Post Anesthesia Nursing be present whenever a patient is recovering in Phase I or is at an ICU level of care. To the extent possible, SFGH will maintain no less than two (2) such nurses in PACU. This may require the floating of cross-trained ICU staff particularly on weekends, nights and holidays. Two (2) registered nurses, competent in Phase I Post Anesthesia Nursing or ICU level of care, will be present whenever a patient is recovering in Phase I. Staffing will be based on criteria that addresses the number of patients and the acuity/intensity of patients in the PACU. PACU staffing levels are established to accommodate the numbers/types of surgeries occurring. Patient/Nurse ratio in the PACU shall be a maximum of 2:1. The Department will make its best efforts to eliminate the practice of non-surgical placement in the PACU. The Department will make its best efforts to ensure that no patient remains in the PACU for more than twenty-three hours. Basic levels are: Monday – Friday: 7A – 7P: Two (2) twelve-hour RNs 9A – 9P: One (1) twelve-hour RN 11A – 7P: One (1) eight-hour RN 12N – 8P: One/two (1 or 2) eight-hour RN(s) 7P – 7A: Two (2) twelve-hour RNs. Weekend/Holidays: 7A – 7P: Two (2) twelve-hour RNs 7P – 7A: Two (2) twelve-hour RNs Effective July 1, 2016, Monday through Friday from 7A to 10P, the base staffing levels will be increased from eight (8) to nine (9) RNs, including the Charge Nurse and excluding break relief RNs. Staffing will be regularly adjusted based on census, acuity and regulatory requirements. 588. Staffing will be regularly adjusted based on census, acuity and regulatory requir...
Critical Care. The RN to patient ratios are 1:1 or 1:2 based on the acuity of the patient. SFGH will increase RN staff to maintain the RN to patient ratios above if census requires that additional beds be opened in Critical Care Zones. Charge Nurses will not be given patient assignments except in unavoidable circumstances. 626. Staffing will be regularly adjusted based on census, acuity and regulatory requirements. 627. There will be two (2) Certified Nursing Assistant positions to assist and support patient care activities in Critical Care zones on all shifts. Additionally, there will be two (2) Unit Clerk positions for Critical Care Zones 32/38, Zones 34/36 and 46/48 (if open) on the day and evening shifts. There will be one (1) Unit Clerk position on the night shift for Critical Care Zones.
Critical Care. The RN to patient ratios are 1:1 or 1:2 based on the acuity of the patient. SFGH will increase RN staff to maintain the RN to patient ratios above if census requires that additional beds be opened in Critical Care Zones. Charge Nurses will not be given patient assignments except in unavoidable circumstances. 631. Staffing will be regularly adjusted based on census, acuity and regulatory requirements.
Critical Care. An employee is entitled to a leave to care for or support a gravely ill family member provided he/she qualifies for Compassionate Care benefits under the regulations of Employment Insurance.
Critical Care. Unit Min. Nurse/Patient Ratio Team Target Recommendation
Critical Care. CCR/CRR -Open Heart and clean other cases CCU, MICU, Post Open Heart Angioplasty Group 2 (currently A4) Critical Care staff can cover patients in other critical care units, including Group 2 if educationally and clinically prepared and demonstrates competency.
