Feb 29, 200818 yr Last night at work a "Code Gray" was overhead paged in the Children's Crisis Intervention Unit (CCIS- aka psych) and I have NO idea what this is. There is no reference to it in the policy/procedure maunal. Any ideas what this could be?:uhoh21:
Feb 29, 200818 yr If I'm not mistaken, it depends on the hospital but in my experience it is usually along the lines of a violent person requiring immediate security intervention.
Feb 29, 200818 yr Weird that it isn't in the P&P manual. I think you need to ask your manager/director about this right away. It is dangerous to call a code that staff is not educated on.
Feb 29, 200818 yr megananne7 said:Yea, it's usually security.:yeahthat:....at least at my hospital. We hear them calling Code Gray for the psych unit(s).
Feb 29, 200818 yr Admin Dolce said:Weird that it isn't in the P&P manual. I think you need to ask your manager/director about this right away. It is dangerous to call a code that staff is not educated on.I totally agree.
Feb 29, 200818 yr I don't know about code gray. Where I last worked code silver was for elderly person gone AWOL. The last one they called was for a person that was younger than me. That is telling you it is time to get out.
Feb 29, 200818 yr Maybe just ask a security guard next time you see them.....they always know all the codes.
Feb 29, 200818 yr Experts Definitely ask!! @ least let them know there's nothing in P&P about that code.We have a card hanging on our ID badges w/the meanings of all the codes. Very helpful!!
Feb 29, 200818 yr Code gray is "a missing patient" in my place. Code Blue is agitated patient or some crisis with patients.
Last night at work a "Code Gray" was overhead paged in the Children's Crisis Intervention Unit (CCIS- aka psych) and I have NO idea what this is. There is no reference to it in the policy/procedure maunal. Any ideas what this could be?
:uhoh21: