Although studies have identified the role of patient, system and human factors in failure to rescue events, the role of 'inattentional blindness' as a possible contributing factor has been overlooked.
On September 14 , 2008 Torrie made an appearance at the inaugural Wrestler's Rescue event held in Piscataway, New Jersey, an event to create awareness and to help raise money to support the health care needs of retired professional wrestlers.
A first evolutionary rescue event takes place at the onset of climate change.
Population history subsequently strongly affects this second rescue event (Phillips 2012).
The training analysis (aim 1, N = 373, Figure 1) was conducted at the overdose rescue event level.
The second rescue event, gap crossing, is enhanced at higher rates of climate change and again a typical U-shape in population size is observed with only highly dispersive individuals making it across the gap (Fig. 4).
However, the organisers of the festival, which was sponsored by the free daily newspaper Metro, have expressed their intention to "rescue" the event on its Facebook page.
Andretti Sports Marketing, lead by Michael Andretti, came in last year to rescue the event roughly 100 days before it was to run and will act as promoter again this year.
"One of the criteria of a new vessel will be its requirement to be able to be deployed for search and rescue events and we'll learn a lot from this experience.
Registered nurses are the frontline of defense against unrecognized changes in patients' condition to prevent failure-to-rescue events, reducing mortality and morbidity in hospitalized patients.
The introduction of a pulse oximetry and respiratory rate-based patient surveillance system (SafetyNet, Masimo, Irvine, CA, USA) with nursing alarm notification via wireless pager in a 36-bed orthopedic unit, resulted in a significant decrease in rescue events and in ICU transfers [12].
