Emergency Room Diversion and Trauma Override

If the total transition - ED is insufficient, we will transfer the SFGH emergency department (ED) in total.

2. Stopping delivery of EMS If more than two emergency departments are opened, EMS will stop delivering to all receiving facilities for 6 hours.

3. Rewriting Trauma - SFGH may be left untransferred if San Francisco EMSA suspends all hospital relocation

4. Transfer end - The decision to terminate the transfer total is reevaluated every hour by the administrator, nurse in charge and participants.

A. ZSFG is the only trauma center in San Francisco. During transfer pauses, ZSFG can choose to invoke "trauma compensation" to continue transferring medical (atraumatic) patients from ZSFG. The purpose of wound covering is to maintain the ability of the ZSFG emergency department for trauma patients.

Trauma has both a medical definition and a psychiatric definition. In medicine, trauma means severe or severe physical injury, scar or shock. This definition is usually associated with trauma medicine to be conducted in the emergency room and represents a general view of this term. In psychiatry, trauma has a different meaning to refer to emotional pain, painful or shocking experiences, often sustaining mental and physical effects. In general, the more direct contact with a traumatic event, the higher the risk of mental damage is considered. Therefore, at school shooting, injured students may receive the most psychological impact. Students whose classmates are shot or killed may be affected more by students in other areas of the school. When a violent incident occurs, even indirect violence causes trauma

Unlike nurses who provide care in other care departments, emergency room nurses are under stress. Stress experienced by emergency room nurses is due to urgency of work and exposure to graphic trauma. It is very difficult to witness abuse and suicide attempts. As a result, emergency room staff is often the closest organization to all medical teams. They provide emotional support to each other. There are many friendships. Nurses in the emergency room were not the same for two days. They take care of patients with sickness such as stroke or myocardial infarction. Emergency nurses take care of people with trauma. The number of patients is diverse. Nurses may take care of mentally ill patients in crisis situations and young people with overdose. Nurses in emergency room provide care for infectious diseases of abused children and infants' ears