Mechanism for Handling Concerns about Patient Care Sample Clauses

Mechanism for Handling Concerns about Patient Care. If a nurse or other healthcare professional involved in the care of a patient has any reason to doubt or question the care provided to that patient, or feels that appropriate consultation is needed and has not been obtained, such individual shall bring the matter to the attention of his or her supervisor who, in turn, may refer the matter to the director in charge of the area. If warranted, this director may bring the matter to the attention of the Chief of the Department within which the practitioner has Clinical Privileges. The Department Chief shall take such action as is deemed warranted by the circumstances. In the event the Department Chief cannot be reached, the President or Vice President of the Medical Staff may be consulted, in that order. The Medical Staff leader consulted is responsible for proper evaluation of the situation. This Practitioner shall report to the director of the area and the attending physician the evaluation of the patient's condition and action ordered to insure proper care. If there is an inordinate delay in Medical Staff action, the appropriate administrator should be notified promptly.
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