Differences in identification of patients' deterioration may hamper the success of clinical escalation protocols

Autor: A J R, De Bie, C P, Subbe, R, Bezemer, T, Cooksley, J G, Kellett, M, Holland, R A, Bouwman, A J G H, Bindels, H H M, Korsten, Kerian, O'Mahony

Publikováno v: De Bie, A J R, Subbe, C P, Bezemer, R, Cooksley, T, Kellett, J G, Holland, M, Bouwman, R A, Bindels, A J G H, Korsten, H H M & Crisis Checklist Collaborative 2019, ' Differences in identification of patients' deterioration may hamper the success of clinical escalation protocols ', QJM : monthly journal of the Association of Physicians, vol. 112, no. 7, pp. 497-504 . https://doi.org/10.1093/qjmed/hcz052
QJM : Monthly Journal of the Association of Physicians, 112(7), 497-504. Oxford University Press

Background Timely and consistent recognition of a ‘clinical crisis’, a life threatening condition that demands immediate intervention, is essential to reduce ‘failure to rescue’ rates in general wards. Aim To determine how different clinical

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