Transporting Patients Sample Clauses
The 'Transporting Patients' clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities involved in moving patients from one location to another, typically within a healthcare or emergency services context. It specifies who is responsible for arranging and providing transportation, the standards or requirements for vehicles and personnel, and any necessary documentation or communication protocols. For example, it may require that only certified medical transport services be used for non-ambulatory patients or that patient care continues during transit. This clause ensures patient safety and continuity of care during transport, while also clarifying liability and operational expectations for all parties involved.
Transporting Patients. The Patient Transferring Hospital requesting transfer of its patients is responsible for triage of patients to be transported and any transfer and transportation costs not otherwise reimbursable by the patient or the patient’s third party payer, incurred for the transportation of its patients. The hospitals and local ICS/EOC will coordinate the transportation of patients. The Patient Transferring Hospital is responsible for transfer of extraordinary drugs or other special patient needs (e.g., equipment, blood products) along with the patient if it has them when and if requested to do so by the Patient Receiving Hospital.
Transporting Patients. The Affected Hospital is responsible for triage of patients to be transported between the Affected Hospital and the Supporting Hospital, and any costs incurred for the transportation of said patients. Unless otherwise agreed, the Affected Hospital is responsible for accomplishing the transport of all patients being transported to the Supporting Hospital. The Affected Hospital will transfer extraordinary drugs or special equipment as needed by the Supporting Hospital and if available at the Affected Hospital.
Transporting Patients. The transferring Hospital is responsible for triage of patients to be transported. The transferring Hospital will also transfer extraordinary pharmaceuticals or special equipment as needed by the receiving Hospital.
Transporting Patients. The affected participating hospital is responsible for triage of patients to be transported and, as between the affected participating hospital and the assisting participating hospital, any costs incurred for the transportation of patients. The affected participating hospital will also transfer extraordinary drugs or special equipment as needed by the assisting participating hospital and if available at the affected participating hospital.
Transporting Patients. When the franchisee accepts a call, it must follow through with the transportation of the patient to the desired facility, within a reasonable distance. The franchisee can deny no one service because of race, sex, age, origin, national creed or ability to pay.