How to do a hospital admission (part 1)

Introduction to how a patient gets admitted to the hospital for internal medicine residents, In this video, I will explain what we going to cover regarding hospital admission, after that, I will explain the sources of hospital admissions, what are the basic information we need to get whenever we get notified about hospital admission, how to keep things organized, how to decide if the patient should be admitted or not, will finish the video by giving some real clinical scenarios to show you how to decide on whether the patient should be admitted or not?
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[@jwinnlian9430]

Love how you give real life scenarios and how to approach it effectively and efficiently. Your explanation was straight to the point. I learned a lot. I wish I had a preceptor like you. Thank you! Pls. keep on making videos. God bless.

[@yooreekwon5113]

So helpful! Thank you.

[@sitenaadam3831]

Very good information for this scenario. Well done

[@salemalothman1774]

SO HELPFUL videos thank you so much ya sashimi :) Thank you Dr

[@sanaqadir9602]

Very good video Dr. Maher, appreciated.
Can you please make a video tutorial to teach us how to work on EMR like EPIC ?
Thank you.

[@alzahraaabdellatif3126]

Waiting for upcoming video 🙂🙂

[@hebahalrahamneh9922]

Great 👍🏻

[@andalibejaz8187]

Finally
Thank you so much sir ❤️

[@Hospitalista]

Most welcome 😊

[@daze8326]

Or the PA, NP too

[@alzahraaabdellatif3126]

Thanks
Many thanks dr Maher
May Allah bless you 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@Hospitalista]

So nice of you

[@Anitha.dinesh.dharshika]

Introduction write to notes

[@alzahraaabdellatif3126]

If we don't have a needed service and will not accept the pt
Is there any procedures as lab or radiology or any other investigations or treatment will be done before referral ??

[@Hospitalista]

This depends on each case, your goal is to reach a diagnosis if possible, stabilize your patient as much as you can, provide any immediate treatment while waiting to transfer your patient