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| − | I am a Masters Student in the Health Systems Institute, and I received my undergrad degree from GT in Biomedical Engineering. I love to read, travel, and talk and learn about environmental issues. | + | I am a Masters Student in the Health Systems Institute, and I received my undergrad degree from GT in Biomedical Engineering. I love to read, travel, and talk and learn about environmental issues... particularly love this site: [http://www.treehugger.com treehugger] |
From working and observing at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, I think that when a patient first comes i they register, are sorted and may go through to a fast track area. Or they may go to a central waiting room. Then they see a nurse, are placed in a patient room, and eventually a doctor arrives to see them. They may need to leave for lab or radiology tests. They are not always admitted and may sometimes be discharged directly after being initially evaluated. | From working and observing at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, I think that when a patient first comes i they register, are sorted and may go through to a fast track area. Or they may go to a central waiting room. Then they see a nurse, are placed in a patient room, and eventually a doctor arrives to see them. They may need to leave for lab or radiology tests. They are not always admitted and may sometimes be discharged directly after being initially evaluated. | ||
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I am a Masters Student in the Health Systems Institute, and I received my undergrad degree from GT in Biomedical Engineering. I love to read, travel, and talk and learn about environmental issues... particularly love this site: treehugger
From working and observing at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, I think that when a patient first comes i they register, are sorted and may go through to a fast track area. Or they may go to a central waiting room. Then they see a nurse, are placed in a patient room, and eventually a doctor arrives to see them. They may need to leave for lab or radiology tests. They are not always admitted and may sometimes be discharged directly after being initially evaluated.
