OAR 333-200-0265
Trauma System Hospital Responsibilities

A trauma system hospital shall:

(1) Be responsible for all expenses incurred by the hospital in planning, developing and participating in the trauma system, including attorney fees and costs;

(2) Be responsible for all expenses incurred when a re-survey of the hospital is conducted by the Authority or its designee(s);

(3) Comply with all requirements in these rules, all current state and area trauma system standards, and all policies, protocols and procedures as set forth in the approved area trauma system plan;

(4) Comply with any reasonable survey process that the Authority may utilize including but not limited to submission of information such as attestations, electronic medical records, and other documents determined necessary by the Authority to evaluate the hospital’s trauma program;

(5) Meet or exceed the standards for hospital resources as set forth in Exhibit 4 and hospital activation and transfer criteria as set forth in Exhibits 3 and 5;

(6) Provide the resources, personnel, equipment and response required by these rules;

(7) Provide care to trauma system patients which is consistent with the standards advocated by the Advanced Trauma Life Support Course, American College of Surgeons, Committee on Trauma;

(8) Report to the Oregon Trauma Registry all required data as set forth in the Oregon Trauma Registry Abstract Manual for each and every trauma patient as defined in these rules:

(a) Data must be reported within 60 days of death or discharge of that patient; and

(b) Data shall be submitted in electronic media using a format prescribed by the Authority.

(c) The Authority may, at its sole discretion, permit data submission by alternative means where use of the Authority’s prescribed format would impose a severe hardship on the reporting institution.

(9) Participate in evaluation and research studies as prescribed by the Authority;

(10) Record patient resuscitation data using the official state trauma resuscitation flow sheet. If using a form other than the official form, that form must contain at least the same information; and

(11) Identify and submit to the Authority the name of the individual that will serve as the Trauma Registrar, Trauma Coordinator or Trauma Program Manager, and Trauma Medical Director. Any changes to persons serving in these roles must be reported to the Authority within 60 days.

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Source: Rule 333-200-0265 — Trauma System Hospital Responsibilities, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=333-200-0265.

333–200–0000
Purpose 333–200–0010
Definitions 333–200–0020
Objectives of the Trauma System 333–200–0030
State Trauma Advisory Board Functions 333–200–0035
State Trauma Advisory Board Appointments 333–200–0040
Trauma System Areas 333–200–0050
Area Trauma Advisory Board Functions 333–200–0060
Area Trauma Advisory Board Appointments 333–200–0070
Approval of Area Trauma System Plans 333–200–0080
Standards for Area Trauma System Plans 333–200–0090
Trauma Hospital Approval and Categorization 333–200–0235
Trauma Hospital Application 333–200–0245
Trauma Survey and Survey Team 333–200–0250
Hospitals Seeking Verification from American College of Surgeons 333–200–0255
Waivers 333–200–0265
Trauma System Hospital Responsibilities 333–200–0275
Authority Responsibilities 333–200–0285
Violations 333–200–0295
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OAR 333-200-0265 Trauma System Hospital Responsibilities

OAR 333-200-0265
Trauma System Hospital Responsibilities