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1 Patients Diverted Report For the period from 06/01/2015 to 06/30/2015 Division: Eastern Dispatch Diverting Facility: HILLCREST MEDICAL CENTER Final Destination: ST JOHN MEDICAL CENTER 1 Total Diverts By: HILLCREST MEDICAL CENTER 1 Diverting Facility: HILLCREST SOUTH HOSPITAL Final Destination: HILLCREST MEDICAL CENTER 2 Total Diverts By: HILLCREST SOUTH HOSPITAL 2 Diverting Facility: ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL Final Destination: HILLCREST MEDICAL CENTER 3 Final Destination: ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL SOUTH 12 Medic Impression: Abdominal Pain, 2 patients Medic Impression: Mental Health/Psychatric Illness, 1 patient Medic Impression: Nausea/Vomiting, 1 patient Medic Impression: Poisoning By Drug Or Medical Substance, 1 patient Medic Impression: Respiratory Abnormality, 2 patients Medic Impression: Trauma, 2 patients Final Destination: ST JOHN MEDICAL CENTER 7 Medic Impression: Behavior Disorder, 1 patient Medic Impression: Chest Pain, unspecified*, 2 patients Medic Impression: Hypotension, 1 patient Total Diverts By: ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL 22 Diverting Facility: ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL SOUTH Final Destination: ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL 3 Medic Impression: Hemorrhage Of Gastrointestinal Tract, 1 patient Total Diverts By: ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL SOUTH 3 Diverting Facility: ST JOHN MEDICAL CENTER Final Destination: HILLCREST MEDICAL CENTER 6 Medic Impression: Asthma, 1 patient Medic Impression: Headache, 1 patient Final Destination: ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL 3 Medic Impression: Hypotension, 1 patient Medic Impression: Trauma, 2 patients Final Destination: ST JOHN OF BROKEN ARROW 1 07/06/2015 Page 1 of 6
2 Total Diverts By: ST JOHN MEDICAL CENTER 10 Diverting Facility: ST JOHN OF BROKEN ARROW Final Destination: ST JOHN MEDICAL CENTER 3 Medic Impression: Adverse Effect Of Substance, 1 patient Medic Impression: Diabetes Mellitus Uncontrolled, 1 patient Total Diverts By: ST JOHN OF BROKEN ARROW 3 07/06/2015 Page 2 of 6
3 Division: Western Dispatch Diverting Facility: BAPTIST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CENTER Final Destination: <NONE> 1 Final Destination: DEACONESS HOSPITAL 12 Medic Impression: Abdominal Pain, 3 patients Medic Impression: Altered Mental Status, 3 patients Medic Impression: Cardiac Arrest, 1 patient Medic Impression: Poisoning, 1 patient Final Destination: INTEGRIS MEDICAL CENTER - EDMOND 3 Medic Impression: Pain, 2 patients Final Destination: MERCY HEALTH CENTER 3 Medic Impression: Pain, 2 patients Final Destination: OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL 2 Medic Impression: ACS, 1 patient Final Destination: PRESBYTERIAN TOWER-OU MEDICAL 3 Final Destination: SOUTHWEST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CEN 1 Final Destination: ST ANTHONYS HOSPITAL 1 Medic Impression: Drug Intoxication, 1 patient Final Destination: WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S AT OU MED CENTER 1 Medic Impression: hyperthermia, malignant, 1 patient Total Diverts By: BAPTIST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CENTER 27 Diverting Facility: MERCY HEALTH CENTER Final Destination: BAPTIST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CENTER 4 Medic Impression: Abdominal Rigidity, 1 patient Medic Impression: Cerebral Artery Occlusion, 1 patient Medic Impression: Fever, 1 patient Final Destination: EDMOND MEDICAL CENTER 1 Medic Impression: Palpitations, 1 patient Final Destination: OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL 2 Final Destination: ST. ANTHONY HEALTHPLEX NORTH 2 Medic Impression: Vomiting, 1 patient Total Diverts By: MERCY HEALTH CENTER 9 Diverting Facility: MIDWEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Final Destination: SOUTHWEST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CEN 2 Medic Impression: Headache, 1 patient Final Destination: ST ANTHONYS HOSPITAL 4 Medic Impression: Congestive Heart Failure, 1 patient Medic Impression: Hypertension, 1 patient 07/06/2015 Page 3 of 6
4 Total Diverts By: MIDWEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 6 Diverting Facility: NORMAN REGIONAL HEALTHPLEX Final Destination: NORMAN REGIONAL HOSPITAL 1 Total Diverts By: NORMAN REGIONAL HEALTHPLEX 1 Diverting Facility: NORMAN REGIONAL HOSPITAL Final Destination: OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL 1 Total Diverts By: NORMAN REGIONAL HOSPITAL 1 Diverting Facility: OKLAHOMA CITY VA HOSPITAL Final Destination: BAPTIST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CENTER 2 Medic Impression: Wound, Disruption, 1 patient Final Destination: EDMOND MEDICAL CENTER 2 Medic Impression: Hemorrhage, 1 patient Medic Impression: Poisoning By Drug Or Medical Substance, 1 patient Final Destination: MERCY HEALTH CENTER 2 Final Destination: OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL SOUTH 1 Final Destination: PRESBYTERIAN TOWER-OU MEDICAL 4 Medic Impression: Nausea/Vomiting, 1 patient Medic Impression: Wound, Disruption, 1 patient Final Destination: SOUTHWEST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CEN 3 Medic Impression: Wound, Disruption, 1 patient Final Destination: ST ANTHONYS HOSPITAL 4 Medic Impression: Altered Mental Status, 2 patients Total Diverts By: OKLAHOMA CITY VA HOSPITAL 18 Diverting Facility: OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL Final Destination: MERCY HEALTH CENTER 3 Medic Impression: Altered Mental Status, 2 patients Total Diverts By: OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL 3 Diverting Facility: OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL SOUTH Final Destination: BAPTIST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CENTER 1 Final Destination: SOUTHWEST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CEN 2 Total Diverts By: OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL SOUTH 3 Diverting Facility: PRESBYTERIAN TOWER-OU MEDICAL Final Destination: BAPTIST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CENTER 6 Medic Impression: Diabetes Mellitus Uncontrolled, 1 patient Medic Impression: Pain, 2 patients 07/06/2015 Page 4 of 6
5 Medic Impression: Septic Shock, 1 patient Final Destination: DEACONESS HOSPITAL 1 Final Destination: EDMOND MEDICAL CENTER 5 Medic Impression: Hypoglycemic Coma, 1 patient Medic Impression: OB-GYN Problems, 1 patient Medic Impression: Respiratory Abnormality, 2 patients Final Destination: MERCY HEALTH CENTER 2 Medic Impression: Vomiting, 1 patient Final Destination: MIDWEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 2 Medic Impression: Bacterial Infection, 1 patient Medic Impression: Hypertension, 1 patient Final Destination: OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL SOUTH 1 Final Destination: SOUTHWEST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CEN 4 Final Destination: ST ANTHONYS HOSPITAL 13 Medic Impression: Adverse Effect Of Substance, 1 patient Medic Impression: Altered Mental Status, 2 patients Medic Impression: Cardiac Arrest, 1 patient Medic Impression: Congestive Heart Failure, 1 patient Medic Impression: CVA/TIA, 1 patient Medic Impression: Fever, 1 patient Medic Impression: Headache, 1 patient Medic Impression: Injury, 1 patient Medic Impression: Respiratory Abnormality, 3 patients Final Destination: WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S AT OU MED CENTER 1 Medic Impression: OB-GYN Problems, 1 patient Total Diverts By: PRESBYTERIAN TOWER-OU MEDICAL 35 Diverting Facility: SOUTHWEST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CEN Final Destination: BAPTIST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CENTER 9 Medic Impression: ACS, 1 patient Medic Impression: Hypotension, 1 patient Medic Impression: Pain, 3 patients Medic Impression: Respiratory Abnormality, 2 patients Final Destination: OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL SOUTH 2 Final Destination: PRESBYTERIAN TOWER-OU MEDICAL 1 Final Destination: ST ANTHONYS HOSPITAL 8 Medic Impression: Backache, 1 patient Medic Impression: CVA/TIA, 1 patient Medic Impression: Trauma, 2 patients 07/06/2015 Page 5 of 6
6 Total Diverts By: SOUTHWEST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CEN 20 Diverting Facility: ST ANTHONYS HOSPITAL Final Destination: BAPTIST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CENTER 4 Medic Impression: Chest Pain, unspecified*, 3 patients Final Destination: DEACONESS BETHANY PAVILLION 1 Medic Impression: Diabetes Mellitus Uncontrolled, 1 patient Final Destination: DEACONESS HOSPITAL 1 Final Destination: MIDWEST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1 Medic Impression: Burns, 1 patient Final Destination: OKLAHOMA CITY VA HOSPITAL 1 Final Destination: PRESBYTERIAN TOWER-OU MEDICAL 4 Final Destination: SOUTHWEST INTEGRIS MEDICAL CEN 3 Medic Impression: Drug Intoxication, 1 patient Medic Impression: Psychosis, 1 patient Final Destination: ST. ANTHONY HEALTHPLEX EAST 1 Medic Impression: Psychosis, 1 patient Final Destination: ST. ANTHONY HEALTHPLEX NORTH 1 Total Diverts By: ST ANTHONYS HOSPITAL 17 Diverting Facility: WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S AT OU MED CENTER Final Destination: PRESBYTERIAN TOWER-OU MEDICAL 2 Total Diverts By: WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S AT OU MED CENTE 2 07/06/2015 Page 6 of 6
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