Patients to remain on 2nd floor
All CPAP, SIMV, HFOV, HFJV
RDS/TTN
PPHN/Hydrops
Perinatal depression / Resuscitation @ delivery
CHD
Surgical diagnoses
Non-viable live births (X beds)
Congenital birth defects
R/O Seizures
UAC/UVC/Peripheral arterial lines
Vasoactive/Sedation drips
Chest tubes
Exchange transfusions
Suspected NEC or pneumatosis
External ventricular drains
Patients eligible for transfer after transitioning
R/O Sepsis
Less than 2 Kg
NAS
Hypoglycemia
Temp Instability
Hyperbilirubinemia
Poor PO feeders
2 comments:
Why don't we transfer to level 2 like we do now. That is when I think they should be moved to the 3rd floor regardless of their original diagnosis.
3rd floor is not intended to be an extension of Cluster 7. We can have cannulas and iv fluids up there. If they are stable, regardless of original diagnosis, they will be eligible for transfer. We want to minimize, as much as possible, them going up and then having to come back down. I know it's going to happen here and there, but it will be less stressful on parents, if once they go up, they stay up.
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