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Organization of the Rapid Response System
2008The patient admitted to the hospital is already an individual who is at risk because of an underlying pathology that requires inpatient care. When patients decline, they have evidence of clinical deterioration (hypoxia, hypotension, tachypnoea, tachycardia, altered level of consciousness) that is often documented in the medical record 8 to 48 hours ...
P. Di Giacomo, M. A. De Vita
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Governance of the Rapid Response System
2017The RRS is an example of a complex intervention as it “developed from a number of components that may act both independently and inter-dependently.” Thus, ward nurses need to reliably measure vital signs and activate the system when calling criteria are breached.
Melodie Heland, Daryl A. Jones
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Novel Nursing Terminologies for the Rapid Response System
International Journal of Nursing Terminologies and Classifications, 2009PURPOSE. Nursing terminology with implications for the rapid response system (RRS) is introduced and proposed: critical incident nursing diagnosis (CIND), defined as the recognition of an acute life‐threatening event that occurs as a result of disease, surgery, treatment, or medication; critical incident ...
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Resuscitation and rapid response systems
Resuscitation, 2014Michael A, DeVita +2 more
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What’s new with rapid response systems?
Intensive Care Medicine, 2014Daryl, Jones +3 more
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Introduction to the Rapid Response Systems Series
The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety, 2006Michael A, DeVita +2 more
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Rapid response systems and the deteriorating patient
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2017Mevan, Gooneratne, David, Walker
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Documenting Rapid Response System afferent limb failure and associated patient outcomes
Resuscitation, 2011Arthas Flabouris
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