Evaluation of rapid response team implementation in medical emergencies: A gallant evidence based medicine initiative in developing countries for serious adverse events.

摘要: Background: Rapid response team (RRT) has been implemented in developed countries with the aim of early recognition and to critical care triggers for better patient outcome. However, data concerning their efficacy is hardly available until date from Indian subcontinent. Aims: To evaluate impact RRT implementation on outcome during medical emergencies. Settings Design: Retrospective observational study records in-bed patients super specialty academic teaching hospital. Materials Methods: record forms first half year January 2012 June were included all inpatients out-patients irrespective age, gender diseases profile after inclusion system. Outcomes such as stayed room, transfer intensive unit (ICU), discharge generation code blue event, mortality length stay hospital/ICU measured. Statistical Analysis: Descriptive analysis was performed help statistical software STATA 9.0 R 2.13.2 (StataCorp LP, Lakeway Drive College Station, Texas, USA). Results: Analysis 41 calls showed decreased by 2.44% decrease 4.88%. Average ICU hospital post assistance 2.55 6.95 days respectively. Conversely percentage requiring a higher level more (75.61%) than those who rooms/wards (24.39%). Conclusion: Implementation this associated reduced events its attendant outside settings. number levels delineates need larger evidence based medicine study.