Who is that?
What is that?
Where is that?
Services in the ER
Potpourri
100

The person you call to admit patients to Medicine

Beacon

100

An admission from home

A Front Door 

100

The place where most admissions originate

What is The Emergency Room? - it is organized by cardinal directions. North, South, East, West. Patients reg

100

The pit

Surgical residents

100

STAR

What is a safety and resource clinician?

200

The person you call who triages patients in the ER

Bridge

Not to be confused with the Bridge clinic

200

An ultrasound of lower extremity to rule out DVT

LENI

200

Where radiologists sit

DODD on the second floor Ellison

200
Sit in North
Palliative Care
200

A right upper quadrant ultrasound

RUQUS- you need to be NPO for this

300
Possible roles for the medical senior

ICU Triage; DOM triage from other inpatient services; med consults 

300

Albright

Services covered by the Hospital Medicine Unit

300

Where you can find the hospitalists? 

Blake 15, MGPO, Bulfinch 015 and Floors

300

Sit in South

The Bridge and ED Admin

300

The person you call for Cardiology consults

Barbara

400
A team who accompanies medical seniors on rapids or escalations

Nursing supervisors "the sups"

400

Bigelow and Flex

Traditionally teaching services with residents and medical students
400

Speciality Care Unit

10 beds on Phillips 20-21

400
Where you can find the most Boarder nurses

Flex

400
Vancomycin and Coumadin dosing

Things Pharmacy can do for you

500

The person you call for bedside procedures

Academic Medical Procedural Service

500
Resource Nurse, Attending Nurse, Clinical Nurse Specialist

Various supporting nurses on medical floors

500
The new towers

Ragon building - composed of two towers. East and West for  Oncology and Cardiology

500

Observation

Austen 1

500

Some of the MGH Community sites

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

Newton Wellesley; Brigham Faulkner and Salem Hospital

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