Title of article :
Challenges to Overcome Barriers against Successful Implementation of Rapid Response Systems
Author/Authors :
Choi, Eun Young Department of Internal Medicine - Yeungnam University College of Medicine - Daegu, Korea
Pages :
2
From page :
295
To page :
296
Abstract :
In Korea, patient’s safety is becoming an important issue. Patients who experience adverse events during their hospital stay, including cardiopulmonary arrest, unplanned intensive care unit admissions, and unexpected death, show clear signs of deterioration in the hours preceding the event [1,2]. About one-half of the serious adverse events are deemed to be preventable [3]. Patients often show some signs of physiological deterioration for several hours (median 6 hours) before cardiac arrest [4,5]. Early recognition and response to patient deterioration have reduced the potential impact of such adverse events [6,7].
Keywords :
Implementation , RRS , government policy
Journal title :
Acute and Critical Care
Serial Year :
2017
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Record number :
2621719
Link To Document :
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