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Why is it so difficult to prove that rapid response systems improve patient outcome? : Directions for further research

Hans van der Hoeven; B.G. Fikkers; Lisette Schoonhoven; Joke Mintjes; Friede Simmes

The implementation of rapid response systems (RRS) is based on the knowledge that deteriorating physiological processes are frequently present for hours or days before clear clinical deterioration is recognized [1,2]. It is assumed that this physiological deterioration is often treatable and that treatment …

2012AlgemeenArtikel

Incidence of cardiac arrests and unexpected deaths in surgical patients before and after implementation of a rapid response system

Lisette Schoonhoven; Hans van der Hoeven; Friede Simmes; B.G. Fikkers; Joke Mintjes

Rapid response systems (RRSs) are considered an important tool for improving patient safety. We studied the effect of an RRS on the incidence of cardiac arrests and unexpected deaths. Retrospective before- after study in a university medical centre. We included 1376 surgical patients before (period 1) …

2012AlgemeenArtikel

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Why is it so difficult to prove that rapid response systems improve patient outcome? : Directions for further research

Incidence of cardiac arrests and unexpected deaths in surgical patients before and after implementation of a rapid response system

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