Prevention of deterioration in acutely ill patients in hospital
作者： Colin Steen
DOI: 10.7748/NS2010.08.24.49.49.C7935
关键词: Medicine 、 Patient transfer 、 Nursing staff 、 Medical emergency 、 Vital signs 、 Severity of illness 、 Intensive care medicine 、 Health professionals 、 Intervention (counseling)
摘要: The shift towards providing critical care in general wards has changed the way acutely ill patients are identified, treated and managed hospital. This requires expertise of knowledgeable, informed capable staff. Effective education appropriate knowledge skills required to aid identification deteriorating patient provide prompt, timely intervention prevent further deterioration possibly death. article provides information about a systematic approach that will enable healthcare professionals intervene patients.
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