What criteria would PREVENT a patient from being admitted to Trillium?
Certain acute situations would prevent a patient from being admitted to Trillium or possibly sent out from Trillium to a traditional hospital. Examples of these conditions would include: Acute Myocardial Infarction, Upper GI Bleed, Surgical Abdomen requiring STAT consult, Cardiogenic shock requiring Cath Lab, Acute CVA (stroke) for potential TPA, Neurological Bleed, Acute Ischemic Limb or a patient requiring immediate invasive surgical intervention.
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