Effect of implementing decision support to activate a rapid response system by automated screening of verified vital sign data: A retrospective database study

JIH-SHUIN JERNGChen, Li-ChinLi-ChinChenSHEY-YING CHENLU-CHENG KUOTsan, Chin-YuanChin-YuanTsanHsieh, Pei-YinPei-YinHsiehChen, Chien-MinChien-MinChenChuang, Pao-YuPao-YuChuangHuang, Hsiao-FangHsiao-FangHuangHuang, Szu-FenSzu-FenHuang2022-03-032022-03-032022-02-1003009572https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/595900Activating a rapid response system (RRS) at general wards requires memorizing trigger criteria, identifying deterioration, and timely notification of abnormalities. We aimed to assess the effect of decision support (DS)-linked RRS activation on management and outcomes.enCardiac arrest; Decision support; Patient monitoring; Rapid response system; ResuscitationEffect of implementing decision support to activate a rapid response system by automated screening of verified vital sign data: A retrospective database studyjournal article10.1016/j.resuscitation.2022.02.004351517762-s2.0-85124772685https://api.elsevier.com/content/abstract/scopus_id/85124772685