Patient 3944 Case Study

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Patient #3944
The senior counselor met with Yommala to address a concern about patient #3944 medical order dated 10/2/2017: “Patient having surgery today to place stents near the heart. HCRC was not aware and was not given any prior paperwork. Pt informed needs to return with discharge paperwork prior to dosing.” This writer explained to the Yommala that the patient returned to the clinic with no paper works and it appears to confusion as to whether or not this patient was scheduled to do a medical procedure or seeking inpatient treatment. According to Yommala, she has been updating ROUNDS about this patient and the patient medical procedure was scheduled in advance in the hopes that the patient would be negative from all illicit drugs to

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