A member of the active medical staff shall be designated as the Medical Director/Physician Advisor as per hospital policy of the Hyperbaric Unit. He/she shall be knowledgeable in the procedures and techniques of HBO and Hyperbaric Medicine. The Medical Director’s general areas of responsibility are to:
- Assist in the development of policies governing the use and availability of hyperbaric services for therapy and research.
- Coordinate hyperbaric treatment with other treatment modalities.
- Assist in the development of programs for the orientation and inservice education of technical and supportive hyperbaric unit personnel.
- Assist in compliance with Quality Improvement Standards.
The Medical Director shall also be responsible for clinical review of hyperbaric treatments rendered at the Hyperbaric Unit.
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Modern Equipment
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ONLINE APPOINTMENT
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Joint Commission Survey
Thank you so much for your participation with the Joint Commission survey. You did a great job telling the surveyors about the work you do every day to care for our patients. The surveyor was very complimentary and noted the “Best Practices” in the Hyperbaric Unit! It is reassuring to know that we are working with such committed and dedicated staff.
Sincerley, Cindy Mefferd
Chief Quality and Patient Safety Officer
— Joint Commission Survey
A month after Emmanuel injured her leg, the wound still had not healed. Her doctor referred her to the Wound Care and Hyperbaric Oxygen Center for wound care treatment.
Mr. Emmanuel says, “On my first visit they tested the oxygen levels in my leg and began treatment. After just one more visit, my wound healed. All I can say is that everyone was very kind and polite. They were very professional and did a good job. I got well.”
I have come a long way…
Mr. Murphy was released from the hospital the week before Thanksgiving and then transferred to a rehabilitation center for 10 days where he continued the treatments. Now he is home and goes to HBO several times a week. He says, “The care I receive at HBO has been excellent. They treat me very well. I was a little anxious when I first began the treatments but they have made it painless. I have come a long way.”
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