drug screens in trauma

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In a message dated 11/11/2004 3:39:04 PM Central Standard Time,  
Rick.Moore at TriadHospitals.com writes:

it is to  treat
the patient appropriately, provide avenues to help them with  substance abuse
problems and for trauma registry data that ultimately  provides the avenues
for which we receive funds for injury prevention and  the like. If the test


Wonderful.  Do you REALLY do this to all patients in whom you draw  blood 
ETOH and drug screens and urine tests for drugs?   If so  wonderful.   If you 
only put 10% of them into some prevention program,  then I still have concern 
with your logic.  
 
k

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