Just checking, this doesn’t mean dead does it?

[Guest]

Wow, people can't read lol. This isn't referring to dead bodies. I can almost guarantee it. Even if they meant that and omitted the s, do you really think they would be so crass as to word something "expired patient and medical charts?"

They would likely say responsible for moving expired patients, as well as their medical charts. The OP already confirmed that patient and medical charts are 2 different things. It's the charts, not the bodies.

That's the job description of patient transport. Transporting patients even expired patients. Patient charts dont expire.....

[Guest]

Wow, people can't read lol. This isn't referring to dead bodies. I can almost guarantee it. Even if they meant that and omitted the s, do you really think they would be so crass as to word something "expired patient and medical charts?"

They would likely say responsible for moving expired patients, as well as their medical charts. The OP already confirmed that patient and medical charts are 2 different things. It's the charts, not the bodies.

That's the job description of patient transport. Transporting patients even expired patients. Patient charts dont expire.....

You are wrong on that. Our patient charts expire after they leave for 1 year

[bmw29]

That definitely means dead bodies.

[Canadiana]

Wow, people can't read lol. This isn't referring to dead bodies. I can almost guarantee it. Even if they meant that and omitted the s, do you really think they would be so crass as to word something "expired patient and medical charts?"

They would likely say responsible for moving expired patients, as well as their medical charts. The OP already confirmed that patient and medical charts are 2 different things. It's the charts, not the bodies.

That's the job description of patient transport. Transporting patients even expired patients. Patient charts dont expire.....

The charts of expired patients don't need to be kicking around I would assume...

[eyes4ears]

Sounds like you would be moving the patient and whatever is connected with their care.

[LOL]

I'm utilizing an educated guess, based on my years working at both Hospitals and Birthing centers... Just as you seem to be guessing as well since you don't have any way of being 100% sure either.

It simply "seems" like my educated guess makes more sense than yours does... Sorry about that.

Administration deals with paperwork that no longer needs to be stored, not patient escorts.

You're a perpetual student who lives off her family.

LMAO!!! HEY!!! It's my Bj's Basement friends!! Long time no see How've you been sweetcheeks??

HAHAHA, you couldn't be more wrong.

[Valentina327]

Did you ever get clarification OP?

[ReadingRainbow]

You're a perpetual student who lives off her family.

LMAO!!! HEY!!! It's my Bj's Basement friends!! Long time no see How've you been sweetcheeks??

HAHAHA, you couldn't be more wrong.

Oh no ?Lol...
Sorry, but there's no one else on cafemom that gave a flying shit that I went to Jr. College, then a University, then went for a Masters... Nor was there anyone that cared that I used my College fund for **GASP** College.


Only the sad and angry lavender ladies of BJ's basement

[Deleted User 876]

I read it to mean expired patient charts. I wouldn't care either way though, lol.

Nope. It says "expired patient AND medical charts" - that means the deceased person and their medical information.