Chest
Volume 130, Issue 4, Supplement, October 2006, Page 218S
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EVOLUTION AND OUTCOMES OF A RAPID RESPONSE TEAM

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PURPOSE: In 2000, Christiana Care Health Services (CCHS) developed the Stabilization, Telemetry, Administration, Teaching (STAT) Nurse program to provide a critical care nurse as a resource to the nursing units. This program was implemented to support the growth of flexible telemetry capability to every hospital bed. In 2005, that program was expanded to the Rapid Response Team (RRT) by the addition of a respiratory therapist and a senior medical resident. The goal of the program was twofold:

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