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In particular, at least two patient identifiers should be used when: Administering medications, blood or blood components. Collecting blood samples, biopsies or other specimens for clinical testing. Providing treatments or conducting procedures.
However, as an abbreviation, there are a lot of possibilities. For PT (in all caps) the first one that comes to mind is physical therapy, and for Pt (mixed case) the first one that comes to mind is patient. Much will depend on context, but you should always check a reliable reference.
Acceptable identifiers may be the individuals name, an assigned identification number, telephone number, or other person-specific identifier. Newborns are at higher risk of misidentification due to their inability to speak and lack of distinguishable features.
Prevention. To prevent instances of misidentification and near-misses, The Joint Commission requires that two identifierssuch as a patients full name, date of birth and/or medical identification (ID) numberbe used for every patient encounter.
Two Patient Identifiers - Understanding The Requirements | Home Care | National Patient Safety Goals NPSG | The Joint Commission.
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To prevent instances of misidentification and near-misses, The Joint Commission requires that two identifierssuch as a patients full name, date of birth and/or medical identification (ID) numberbe used for every patient encounter.

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