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Handling Medical Emergencies in Urgent Care

Handling Medical Emergencies in Urgent Care

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Learn treatment options for emergency conditions that can safely be provided in an Urgent Care setting.

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​Patients with medical emergencies who present to Urgent Care Centers can turn a routine shift into a harrowing experience! Strategies to prepare your Urgent Care facility and staff to quickly identify and treat patients with medical emergencies will be discussed. Learn treatment options for such emergency conditions that can safely be provided in an Urgent Care setting, Review practical plans to reduce risk and liability both for patients who are transferred to emergency departments as well as for patients who are discharged.

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Format

Video
Contributor

Brigham Temple
Length

58 minutes
Publication Date

10/26/17
Source

Urgent Care Association

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