Sentence examples similar to rapid response guidelines from inspiring English sources
Rapid response teams and guidelines for the use of a modified early warning score on every patient were introduced.
A number of 'negative headline' studies are looked at in this review: intensive insulin therapy regime, thrombolysis in cardiac arrest, the effects of nutritional guidelines and rapid response outreach teams.
One correspondent to BMJ Rapid Responses characterised the guidelines as "unfit for purpose" [ 13]; another argued that the evidence base for the Guidelines was poor [ 14].
Investigations were conducted in accordance with the French National Institute of Public Health (Institut de Veille Sanitaire) guidelines for studies conducted in rapid response to public health threats.
A European project to develop guidelines to strengthen public health surveillance and rapid response was launched in September 2010 for 3 years, under the name Triple-S (Syndromic Surveillance Survey, Assessment toward Guidelines for Europe).
Similarly, European and Australian guidelines advocate the use of PCCs in a bleeding emergency, largely due to the rapid response time with these products [ 45- 47].
The NICE guidelines states: "Consider ECT for acute treatment of severe depression that is life-threatening and when a rapid response is required, or when other treatments have failed" [ 15].
Our rapid response team is fantastic.
That means a rapid response is possible.
