230 158? Very confusing... nm

Posted By: Inali on 2007-03-28
In Reply to: How would you interpret this? - ER MT

Subject: 230 158? Very confusing... nm

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How would you interpret this? - ER MT
- By jove, I think I've got it! - Glo
- 230 158? Very confusing... nm - Inali
- Outpatient hold admission versus inpatient - TeriD
- or even 0023 and 0158 depending on when they were admitted? nm - nm
- Second time she says . . . - ER MT
  - Is your time given to include the seconds on the end? nm - Maybe
    - That's exactly what I was thinking - ER MT
- Maybe 2 of them done, one at 2300 and one at 0158? nm - Using military time? nm

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