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Wearable Continuous Vital Sign Monitoring Study (WARD-AMS) to Detect Clinical Deterioration in Postoperative General Surgery Patients: Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial.

JMIR Res Protoc
Syan J, Joshi M, Beard J, Attebery J, Ng FS, Khan S.   +5 more
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Designing for implementation: a cognitive task analysis of intimate partner violence screening in hospital trauma care in Alberta, Canada. [PDF]

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Montesanti S, Bradley N, Demedeiros S, McKay R.   +3 more
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Rapid Response Team Implementation and In-Hospital Mortality*

Critical Care Medicine, 2014
To determine the relationship between implementation of rapid response teams and improved mortality rate using a large, uniform dataset from one state in the United States.This observational cohort study included 471,062 adult patients hospitalized between 2001 and 2009.Ten acute tertiary care hospitals in Washington State.Hospital abstract records on ...
Gail, Salvatierra, Ruth C, Bindler, Cynthia, Corbett, John, Roll, Kenn B, Daratha   +4 more
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Association of Rapid Response Teams With Hospital Mortality in Medicare Patients

Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes, 2022
Background: Although rapid response teams have been widely promoted as a strategy to reduce unexpected hospital deaths, most studies of rapid response teams have not adjusted for secular trends in mortality before their implementation.
Saket Girotra, Philip G. Jones, Mary Ann Peberdy, Mary S. Vaughan-Sarrazin, Paul S. Chan, Saket Girotra, Mary Ann Peberdy, Paul Chan, Anne Grossestreuer, Ari Moskowitz, Dana Edelson, Joseph Ornato, Matthew Churpek, Michael Kurz, Monique Anderson Starks, Sarah Perman, Zachary Goldberger   +16 more
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Family support role in hospital rapid response teams: a scoping review

JBI Evidence Synthesis, 2022
ABSTRACT Objective: The objective of this review was to identify and understand the primary research investigating the family support role in hospital rapid response teams. Introduction: Individual studies have described the benefits of providing emotional and psychosocial
Owen, Howlett, Rebecca, Gleeson, Lana, Jackson, Elizabeth, Rowe, Myf, Truscott, Julie-Anne, Maggs   +5 more
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Rapid Response Team in a Rural Hospital

Clinical Nurse Specialist, 2012
The objective of this study was to explore the nurses' knowledge and perceptions of the Rapid Response Team (RRT).This study was of a prospective, quantitative, descriptive design.The setting was a 175-bed rural community nonteaching regional hospital.Fifty-seven nurses participated, resulting in a 90.4% response.Data were collected through ...
Susan, Brown, Mary Ann, Anderson, Pamela D, Hill   +2 more
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Rapid Response Teams in Teaching Hospitals

2017
Teaching hospitals still pursue the same enterprises as the Academy of Gundishapur in the Persian Empire: teaching, research, and patient care. A unique challenge in teaching hospitals is the high staff turnover, with both nurses and doctors’ rotation: local know-how is thus changed—and drained—regularly.
Max Bell, David Konrad
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