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The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 2013
Rapid response is a mature concept that is undergoing metamorphosis. The ideal structure and function of these safety teams has not yet been realized but new developments in the field of rapid response systems are evolving. J Contin Educ Nurs 2013;44(6):242–243.
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Rapid response is a mature concept that is undergoing metamorphosis. The ideal structure and function of these safety teams has not yet been realized but new developments in the field of rapid response systems are evolving. J Contin Educ Nurs 2013;44(6):242–243.
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The Growth of Rapid Response Systems
The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety, 2008This conference report presents highlights from the recent Fourth International Conference on Rapid Response Systems (RRSs) and Medical Emergency Teams.
Andrew C, Steel, Stuart F, Reynolds
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Pediatric rapid response system innovations
Hospital Practice, 2021Rapid Response Systems (RRSs) are an organizational approach to support the timely recognition and treatment of decompensating patients and are used in many pediatric hospitals. These systems are comprised of afferent and efferent Limbs, as well as oversight arms. When incorporated into an RRS, standardized care algorithms can be helpful in identifying
Lindsey Troy +3 more
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Barriers to activation of the rapid response system
Resuscitation, 2014The rapid response system (RRS) has been widely implemented in the US. Despite efforts to encourage activation of the RRS, adherence to activation criteria remains suboptimal. Barriers to adherence to RRS activation criteria remains poorly understood.To identify barriers associated to activation of the RRS system by clinical staff.Physicians and nurses
Oluwaseun, Davies +3 more
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Rapid Response System Restructure
Critical Care Nursing Quarterly, 2021This article describes the staged restructure of the rapid response program into a dedicated 24/7 proactive rapid response system in a quaternary academic medical center in the southern United States. Rapid response nurses (RRNs) completed clinical leadership training on artificial intelligence, electronic risk stratification alerts, expert nurse ...
Fiona A, Winterbottom, Heather, Webre
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Journal of Chemical Education, 2006
Identifies articles in this issue of the Journal that may be of particular interest to secondary chemistry instructors.
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Identifies articles in this issue of the Journal that may be of particular interest to secondary chemistry instructors.
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Rapid response systems: A systematic review*
Critical Care Medicine, 2007Rapid response systems have been advocated as a potential model to identify and intervene in patients who are experiencing deterioration on general hospital wards.To conduct a meta-analysis to evaluate the impact of rapid response systems on hospital mortality and cardiac arrest rates.We searched MEDLINE, EMBASE, and the Cochrane Library from January 1,
Bradford D, Winters +5 more
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Rapid response systems: A prospective study of response times
Journal of Critical Care, 2011The purpose of the study was to evaluate the time taken for delivery of each component of care following patient deterioration and to assess the effect on response times of strategies implemented to improve the system.A model identifying the sequence of organizational responses following a patient's unexpected clinical deterioration was developed.
Barbara-Ann, Adelstein +5 more
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Critical Care Clinics
The hospital rapid response system (RRS) is a patient safety and quality intervention that responds quickly to clinical deteriorations on general wards with the goal of preventing cardiopulmonary arrests, reducing hospital mortality, and facilitating triage and level of care escalations.
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The hospital rapid response system (RRS) is a patient safety and quality intervention that responds quickly to clinical deteriorations on general wards with the goal of preventing cardiopulmonary arrests, reducing hospital mortality, and facilitating triage and level of care escalations.
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Rapid Response Systems History and Terminology
2010The Rapid Response System (RRS) concept has matured substantially since its inception in the early 1990s when critical care physicians, primarily in Australia; Pittsburgh, PA; and the UK started asking some crucial questions regarding why and how patients on general hospital ward deteriorate and often arrest without effective intervention prior to a ...
Bradford D. Winters, Michael A. DeVita
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