• Open Internet Explorer
• Go to the Tools menu on your computer (the icon shaped like a gear—just below the “X” to exit the program)
• Select Internet Options from the drop down menu
• Select the Advanced tab
• Find the item on the advanced menu that says Security
• There should be three items called “TLS” (1.0, 1.1, 1.2). Make sure the box next to these three items is checked and click Apply
• Close your browser and reopen Internet Explorer to refresh changes
Whether you are in a hospital based or free-standing care model, it is important to define your scope of practice, but also important to define what you are not able to treat in your center. It is also important to recognize that while most patients are able to select the appropriate care environment certain medical conditions may necessitate transfer to a higher level of care. Here are sample triage and transfer protocols that you can adapt to your setting.
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