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1. Financial Arrangements: Details of payment terms and billing procedures if transfers involve financial compensation between facilities

2. Special Equipment Requirements: Specific requirements for specialized medical equipment during transfers, used when transfers routinely involve complex medical needs

3. Training and Education: Requirements for staff training and continuing education related to transfers, important for facilities with specific clinical expertise

4. Research and Data Sharing: Protocols for sharing data and conducting research, relevant when facilities have academic or research partnerships

5. Disaster Planning: Special provisions for mass casualty events or disasters, important in high-risk areas or between major medical centers

6. Specialized Service Lines: Specific protocols for particular service lines (e.g., pediatrics, trauma, cardiac), used when transfers focus on specific patient populations

1. Schedule A - Transfer Protocol Checklist: Detailed step-by-step checklist for patient transfer procedures

2. Schedule B - Communication Protocol: Contact information, communication chain of command, and emergency contact procedures

3. Schedule C - Required Documentation Forms: Standard forms required for patient transfers, including consent forms and transfer records

4. Schedule D - Clinical Criteria Matrix: Detailed medical criteria for different types of transfers and patient conditions

5. Schedule E - Quality Metrics: Specific quality indicators and benchmarks for monitoring transfer effectiveness

6. Appendix 1 - Facility Capabilities: Detailed list of each facility's capabilities, equipment, and specialties

7. Appendix 2 - Staff Qualifications: Required qualifications for staff involved in patient transfers

8. Appendix 3 - Emergency Response Procedures: Specific procedures for emergency situations during transfers