Responsible Practitioner definition

Responsible Practitioner means any practitioner who is actively involved in the care of a patient at any point during the patient’s treatment at the Hospital and who has the responsibilities outlined in these Medical Staff Rules and Regulations. These responsibilities include complete and legible medical record entries related to the specific care/services he or she provides.

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Responsible Practitioner means any practitioner who is actively involved in the care of a patient at any point during the patient’s treatment at the Hospital and who has the responsibilities outlined in these Medical Staff Rules and Regulations. These responsibilities include complete and

Examples of Responsible Practitioner in a sentence

• The purpose of a medical assessee-ship is to provide a licensed physician with a competency based assessment for a specified period of time to determine whether or not the medical assessee is ready to safely enter sponsored and supervised independent medical practice as a Most Responsible Practitioner and provisional registrant of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC.

• The duties and responsibilities of the Most Responsible Practitioner (MRP) of the medical staff are described in Article 6.1 of the Rules.

• Care™ Center must have a Responsible Practitioner who has been formally trained in the CREIGHTON MODEL System.

• However, if the Responsible Practitioner cannot be contacted, MHPH has the right to take whatever action it considers necessary in the interests of the patient.

• History of serious or allergic reaction to a COVID-19 vaccine or to any other vaccine, refrain from immunizing and consult the Most Responsible Practitioner (MRP) or the local Medical Health Officer (MHO).

• Requirements for Surgical Procedures A surgeon shall be the Most Responsible Practitioner for peri-operative management of the patient and for the performance of any surgical procedure.

• The patient must be observed and evaluated at least daily by the Attending Practitioner or a Responsible Practitioner.

• In the majority of cases the Responsible Practitioner is a mental health practitioner rather than a medical or authorised mental health practitioner.

• Consultation shall be initiated by the Most Responsible Practitioner or another practitioner involved in the care of the patient.

• When, in the opinion of the Most Responsible Practitioner (MRP), clinical resources are not available for the appropriate and safe care of the patient: The practitioner shall be responsible to identify the patient who requires transfer, the resources needed, provide relevant medical information and ensure appropriate communication with the accepting physician.

More Definitions of Responsible Practitioner

Responsible Practitioner means a Staff Practitioner caring for the patient at any time during hospitalization, including a Staff Practitioner covering for the Attending Practitioner.

Responsible Practitioner means any Practitioner, including a Consulting Physician, who is actively involved in the care of a patient at any point during the patient’s treatment at the Medical Center and who has the responsibilities outlined in the Medical Staff Rules and Regulations. These responsibilities include the completion of medical record entries related to the specific care/services he or she provides.

Responsible Practitioner means any Practitioner, including an Attending Physician, a Consulting Practitioner, or an Operating Practitioner at a Participating UPMC Hospital who is actively involved in the care of a patient at any point during the patient’s treatment at the Hospital and who has the responsibilities outlined in these Medical Staff Rules and Regulations. These responsibilities include the completion of medical record entries related to the specific care/services the Practitioner provides.