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Re: Induction protocolsFrom: Joanne Bulley, MD (islesannie@yahoo.com)Wed Mar 2 20:54:10 2005
This sounds like something the chair of the dept would need to hold some pow wows on -- rather than declaring the plan. One there is a plan, however, then there has to be a dicision on implementation. In residency with a dept of about 30 OBs ... yes - al iinductions were booked with L&D and the log was kept with the reasons etc. We really didnt' have many that were the truly elective ones -- and if we got more than we were agreed to handle the least urgent w=ones were put off -- and I would guess that if we had a new policiy that it would be the dept chair (or his / her designee) that would be called if some irate doc called up demanding that patient Ms Doe be put on and there was either no room -- or it was not indicated. Joanne
At Wed, 02 Mar 2005, Andrew Folley wrote:
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-- Joanne Bulley, MD Keene, NH, USA
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