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JUNE 2003 Volume 27 No. 6 |
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Policy on fax, e-mail protects privacy New feature of Skolar provides information on antibiotic effectiveness SHC's policy on appropriate use of restraints: what physicians need to know Whom can you talk to? Policy provides guidance to communcation Giants event begun by Stanford physician raises fund for organ donation Stanford Medical Group Physician led successful push for open access Medical staff-funded awards go to 11 nurses at Nurse Week ceremony Locating ED is all in a drill's work
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Relocating ED is all in a drill's work |
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Stanford Hospital physicians and staff "treated" large stuffed animals and volunteers posing as patients during a countywide earthquake drill April 30. In the drill scenario, local roads and buildings were damaged and a water line broke in the emergency department, requiring the ED to be moved outdoors. Tents outside the emergency entrance sheltered a triage area and gurneys for treating patients. The drill was part of the medical center's ongoing preparation for emergencies. |
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