Trauma facility definition
Trauma facility means a health care institution that provides trauma care to a patient as an organized trauma service.
Trauma facility means a health care facility that is capable of comprehensive treatment of seriously injured persons and is a part of an emergency medical services and trauma care system.
Trauma facility means a health facility, as defined by regulation, which is capable of treating one or more types of potentially seriously injured persons and which has been designated as part of the regional trauma care system by the local EMS agency.
More Definitions of Trauma facility
Trauma facility means a healthcare facility designated by the department as having met the criteria set forth in the code as being either a level I regional trauma research facility, level II regional trauma facility, level III community trauma facility, or level IV trauma support facility.
Trauma facility means an acute care hospital which has received and maintains current State designation as a Trauma Center. Categories of trauma facilities in Delaware are as follows:
Trauma facility means a hospital classified by the Department as providing a Level I, II, III, or IV Trauma and Emergency Operative Service.
Trauma facility means a health care facility
Trauma facility means a health facility, as defined by regulation, which is capable of treating one or more types of potentially seriously injured persons and which has been designated as part of the regional trauma care system by the local EMS agency. A facility may be a trauma facility for one or more services, as designated by the local EMS agency.
Trauma facility means a hospital that has met the requirements as prescribed in section 19a-177-4 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies and has received such designation from the Office of Emergency Medical Services (OEMS) in accordance with section 19a-177-3 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies;
Trauma facility means a licensed hospital, which has been designated as a level I, II,