Access Block and Emergency Department Overcrowding¶
Forero, R., McCarthy, S., & Hillman, K. (2011). Access Block and Emergency Department Overcrowding. Critical Care.
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Mechanisms¶
- Patient Flow Pathway Review
- Exit block — admitted patients held in the ED because no inpatient bed is available — is the textbook case the review must name rather than mislabel as an ED capacity shortfall.
This sourceDefines access block as delayed transfer from the emergency department to an appropriate inpatient bed.
- Exit block — admitted patients held in the ED because no inpatient bed is available — is the textbook case the review must name rather than mislabel as an ED capacity shortfall.
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