Phase 1: urgent/emergent procedures and those not affecting surge resources 25% usual capacity |
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Nursing staff to open procedure rooms to accept elective outpatients
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“Clean” waiting area
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“Clean” area for overnight stay
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Equipment removed to support other areas
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Recover TAVR and high-risk patients in the procedure room
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Availability of cardiac anesthesia and cardiac surgery
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ICU bed availability
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Return of 25% of catheterization laboratory nurse FTEs
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Physicians review patient list to identify priority patients
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No visitors
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Greeter to escort through separate entrance
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Direct to room/social distancing
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Open holding area or dedicated overnight stay area
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Anesthesia machines, procedure tables, and equipment carts reclaimed
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Testing all outpatients prior to arrival
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COVID-19 procedure room for outpatients
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Careful patient selection to reduce likelihood of needing ICU bed
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Cluster procedure types
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Phase 2: semiurgent procedures, possibly affecting surge resources 50% usual capacity |
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As above
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As above
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Universal COVID-19 testing for outpatients
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Continue to isolate high-risk population to reduce exposure
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Adequate staffing for cases (nursing and technologists)
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Adequate staffing to provide pre-/post-procedural care
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Return of 1 FTE for environmental services and patient transport
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Phase 3: routine procedures 75% usual capacity |
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Category I, II, and III patients
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Patients who have been waiting >2 weeks
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As above
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As above
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Phase 4: 110% of FY20 budgeted procedural cases |
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As above
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As above
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Running 1 procedure room on Saturday
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Reestablish all blocks for ORs and anesthesia support
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Return of all clinical/nonclinical staff members to procedural and pre-/post-procedural care areas
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Seek additional blocks as needed
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