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As the ECBC Provincial Emergency Patient Information Resources (PEPIRs) library expands, we’ve added more Rapid Discharge Sheets to improve accessibility.

Download, print, use, and share. Click here to access the updated Rapid Discharge Quick Reference sheet.

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