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CDPH recommends all facilities use an interfacility transfer communication tool when transferring a patient to another facility, or incorporate the information into existing communication processes (for example, an electronic health record). Facilities may use or adapt either form for patient transfers.

Inter-facility transport is defined as the transport of patients between two healthcare facilities. The process is generally accomplished through ground transportation or air vehicles.

Inter-facility transport is defined as the transport of patients between two healthcare facilities. The process is generally accomplished through ground transportation or air vehicles.

CDPH recommends all facilities use an interfacility transfer communication tool when transferring a patient to another facility, or incorporate the information into existing communication processes (for example, an electronic health record). Facilities may use or adapt either form for patient transfers.

An inter-facility transfer form can help standardize and clarify the type of information that is communicated during a patient/resident's transfer to a new facility. Staff responsible for the discharge process should identify how the form can be incorporated into current patient/resident transfer procedures.

CDPH recommends all facilities use an interfacility transfer communication tool when transferring a patient to another facility, or incorporate the information into existing communication processes (for example, an electronic health record). Facilities may use or adapt either form for patient transfers.

Interfacility Transfer Form: Inter-facility Transfer Form: Healthcare facilities may use this form to indicate a patient's infection/colonization status upon transfer to another facility. Make sure you attach final lab reports, medication lists, and other medically-important documents too!

Inter-facility transport is defined as the transport of patients between two healthcare facilities. The process is generally accomplished through ground transportation or air vehicles.

Standard precautions are the work practices required to achieve a basic level of infection prevention and control. The use of standard precautions aims to minimise, and where possible, eliminate the risk of transmission of infection, particularly those caused by blood borne viruses.

Inter-facility transport is defined as the transport of patients between two healthcare facilities. The process is generally accomplished through ground transportation or air vehicles.

Hand hygiene. Use of personal protective equipment (e.g., gloves, masks, eyewear). Respiratory hygiene / cough etiquette.

CDPH recommends all facilities use an interfacility transfer communication tool when transferring a patient to another facility, or incorporate the information into existing communication processes (for example, an electronic health record). Facilities may use or adapt either form for patient transfers.

An inter-facility transfer form can help standardize and clarify the type of information that is communicated during a patient/resident's transfer to a new facility. Staff responsible for the discharge process should identify how the form can be incorporated into current patient/resident transfer procedures.

Interfacility Transfer Form: Inter-facility Transfer Form: Healthcare facilities may use this form to indicate a patient's infection/colonization status upon transfer to another facility. Make sure you attach final lab reports, medication lists, and other medically-important documents too!

Standard precautions are the work practices required to achieve a basic level of infection prevention and control. The use of standard precautions aims to minimise, and where possible, eliminate the risk of transmission of infection, particularly those caused by blood borne viruses.

Hand hygiene. Use of personal protective equipment (e.g., gloves, masks, eyewear). Respiratory hygiene / cough etiquette.