wynonna
True Blue
Hello and looking for your help:
If a provider sees a patient with what is considered more than a self-limited or minor problem, does that raise the overall level to a level 3 for low risk in Risk column? ( In the case where there is no independent historian, no Tests, No OTC, nor surgery nor PT/OT, nor IV?)
I'm looking for a general, practical way to differentiate a level 2 from a level 3.
thank you
If a provider sees a patient with what is considered more than a self-limited or minor problem, does that raise the overall level to a level 3 for low risk in Risk column? ( In the case where there is no independent historian, no Tests, No OTC, nor surgery nor PT/OT, nor IV?)
I'm looking for a general, practical way to differentiate a level 2 from a level 3.
thank you