Definitione of Patient contact.

[Guest guest]

Some of us are discussing what the definition of pt. contact is. Is it

arriving on scene or stumbling on a pt. with the " intent to care " or

is it actual " physical " contact? If you see a pt. but you do not talk

with them or you approach them is that pt. contact if you are actually

on scene of the event?

[Guest guest]

It's not so simple as that, unfortunately. For there to be " patient

contact " there must first be a patient. So perhaps we ought to start with

defining

what a patient is.

GG

>

> Some of us are discussing what the definition of pt. contact is. Is it

> arriving on scene or stumbling on a pt. with the " intent to care " or

> is it actual " physical " contact? If you see a pt. but you do not talk

> with them or you approach them is that pt. contact if you are actually

> on scene of the event?

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Didn't the GETAC Medical Director's Committee write a paper to define what

constitutes a patient? I looked on the DSHS website and couldn't find it, but I

think there was one written.

Jane Dinsmore

To: texasems-l@...: wegandy1938@...: Fri, 7 Nov 2008

22:38:08 -0500Subject: Re: Definitione of Patient contact.

It's not so simple as that, unfortunately. For there to be " patient contact "

there must first be a patient. So perhaps we ought to start with defining what a

patient is.GGIn a message dated 11/7/08 4:07:10 PM, misslissasusa@...

writes:> > Some of us are discussing what the definition of pt. contact is. Is

it> arriving on scene or stumbling on a pt. with the " intent to care " or> is it

actual " physical " contact? If you see a pt. but you do not talk> with them or

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Jane-

I believe you are right - I remember something to that effect as well, but do

not remember where it came from - better up my Ginko....

Sam

Re: Definitione of Patient contact.

It's not so simple as that, unfortunately. For there to be " patient contact "

there must first be a patient. So perhaps we ought to start with defining what a

patient is.GGIn a message dated 11/7/08 4:07:10 PM, misslissasusa@...

writes:> > Some of us are discussing what the definition of pt. contact is. Is

it> arriving on scene or stumbling on a pt. with the " intent to care " or> is it

actual " physical " contact? If you see a pt. but you do not talk> with them or

you approach them is that pt. contact if you are actually> on scene of the

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So that's your problem! I'd been wondering.

Maxine Pate

---- Original message ----

>Date: Sat, 08 Nov 2008 07:43:29 -0500

>From: Paragal911@...

better up my Ginko....

>

> Sam

>

[Guest guest]

HAHAHA, me too on the Ginko. I keep thinking, " It's somewhere in my brain, I

just can't FIND it!!! "

Jane Dinsmore

To: texasems-l@...: Paragal911@...: Sat, 8 Nov 2008

07:43:29 -0500Subject: Re: Definitione of Patient contact.

Jane-I believe you are right - I remember something to that effect as well, but

do not remember where it came from - better up my Ginko....Sam

Re:

Definitione of Patient contact.It's not so simple as that, unfortunately. For

there to be " patient contact " there must first be a patient. So perhaps we ought

to start with defining what a patient is.GGIn a message dated 11/7/08 4:07:10

PM, misslissasusa@... writes:> > Some of us are discussing what the

definition of pt. contact is. Is it> arriving on scene or stumbling on a pt.

with the " intent to care " or> is it actual " physical " contact? If you see a pt.

but you do not talk> with them or you approach them is that pt. contact if you

are actually> on scene of the event?> > > **************AOL Search: Your one

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[Guest guest]

What? What are we looking for?

GG

>

>

> HAHAHA, me too on the Ginko. I keep thinking, " It's somewhere in my brain, I

> just can't FIND it!!! "

>

> Jane Dinsmore

>

> To: texasems-l@yahoogrotexasems-l@: Paragal911@...: Sat, 8 Nov 2008

> 07:43:29 -0500Subject: Re: Definitione of Patient contact.

>

> Jane-I believe you are right - I remember something to that effect as well,

> but do not remember where it came from - better up my Ginko....Sam

> Re: Definitione of Patient contact.It's

not

> so simple as that, unfortunately. For there to be " patient contact " there

> must first be a patient. So perhaps we ought to start with defining what a

> patient is.GGIn a message dated 11/7/08 4:07:10 PM, misslissasusa@misslissa

> writes:> > Some of us are discussing what the definition of pt. contact is. Is

it>

> arriving on scene or stumbling on a pt. with the " intent to care " or> is it

> actual " physical " contact? If you see a pt. but you do not talk> with them or

> you approach them is that pt. contact if you are actually> on scene of the

> event?> > > ************ ************<wbr>**AOL Search: Your one stop for

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[Guest guest]

Go back to sleep, old man. I'll get the nurse for you since you obviously

forgot where the call button was. LOLOL

Jane Dinsmore

To: texasems-l@...: wegandy1938@...: Mon, 10 Nov 2008

00:05:25 -0500Subject: Re: Definitione of Patient contact.

What? What are we looking for?GGIn a message dated 11/9/08 7:09:21 AM,

texas.paramedic@... writes:> > > HAHAHA, me too on the Ginko. I keep

thinking, " It's somewhere in my brain, I > just can't FIND it!!! " > > Jane

Dinsmore> > To: texasems-l@yahoogrotexasems-l@: Paragal911@...: Sat, 8

Nov 2008 > 07:43:29 -0500Subject: Re: Definitione of Patient

contact.> > Jane-I believe you are right - I remember something to that effect

as well, > but do not remember where it came from - better up my Ginko....Sam >

Re:

Definitione of Patient contact.It's not > so simple as that,

unfortunately. For there to be " patient contact " there > must first be a

patient. So perhaps we ought to start with defining what a > patient is.GGIn a

message dated 11/7/08 4:07:10 PM, misslissasusa@misslissa > writes:> > Some of

us are discussing what the definition of pt. contact is. Is it> > arriving on

scene or stumbling on a pt. with the " intent to care " or> is it > actual

" physical " contact? If you see a pt. but you do not talk> with them or > you

approach them is that pt. contact if you are actually> on scene of the > event?>

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