Ariz. Admin. Code § R4-16-705 - Perioperative Period; Patient Discharge
A physician performing office-based surgery using sedation shall ensure all of the following:
1.
During office-based surgery using sedation, the physician is physically present
in the room where office-based surgery is performed;
2. After the office-based surgery using
sedation is performed, a physician is at the physician's office and
sufficiently free of other duties to respond to an emergency until the
patient's post-sedation monitoring is discontinued;
3. If using minimal sedation, the physician
or a health care professional certified in ACLS, PALS, or BLS is at the
physician's office and sufficiently free of other duties to respond to an
emergency until the patient is discharged;
4. If using deep or moderate sedation, the
physician or a health care professional certified in ACLS or PALS is at the
physician's office and sufficiently free of other duties to respond to an
emergency until the patient is discharged;
5. A discharge is documented in the patient's
medical record including:
a. The time and date
of the patient's discharge, and
b.
A description of the patient's medical condition at the time of discharge;
and
6. A patient
receives discharge instructions and documents in the patient's medical record
that the patient received the discharge instructions.
Notes
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