Policy Who?
The person who's responsibility it is to explain the nature of the treatment, benefits, risks, side effects, and potential problems that might occur during recovery.
Who is the physician
An example, such as this, should never be used on a consent: RT.
What is an abbreviation?
The patient must put their signature and these two pieces of documentation on the consent in their own hand writing.
What are the date and time that they signed the consent?
The department responsible for periodically reviewing and revising the informed consent templates.
Who is TriHealth Risk Management?
A patient who requires multiple procedures on one visit to the operating room requires these.
If the consent is wrong, when interviewing the patient in pre-op, this is the process that follows.
The person who confirms that the patient has signed, dated, and timed the consent.
This is the number of days a consent is good for when a treatment will occur multiple times over a period of time.
What is 180 days?
Who is the nurse?
This person can witness the consent in the office and does not need to sign the witness line if their date and time match the patient's date and time.
Who is the practioner?
The consent is compared to this document to ensure the consent is correctly written.
What is the OR schedule?
This is Amy's favorite color.
What is red?