VIP patients should be treated differently

August 1, 2000

Issue Date: August 1, 2000

Table of Contents

Use guidelines to prepare for children with special needs, or risk tragedy
Emergency Preparedness for Children with Special Health Care Needs
Parents can’t give enough information, study says
VIP patients should be treated differently
Policy/Procedure for Celebrities/VIPs Who Present for Evaluation or Treatment in Emergency and Express Care Services
It’s wrong to treat VIPs better than other patients
New restraint standards will change your practice
Here are key changes in restraint standards
Site focuses on ED issues
This emergency form can save children’s lives

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