• Medsurg Nurs · May 2016

    The Effects of a Rapid Response Team on Decreasing Cardiac Arrest Rates and Improving Outcomes for Cardiac Arrests Outside Critical Care Areas.

    • Melissa Angel, Mira Ghneim, Juhee Song, Jason Brocker, Phyllis Hart Tipton, and Matthew Davis.
    • Medsurg Nurs. 2016 May 1; 25 (3): 153-8.

    AbstractA retrospective study was conducted to determine the effects of a well-functioning rapid response team (RRT) within one facility. A well-functioning RRT was associated with fewer cardiac arrests outside critical care settings and decreased critical care length of stay.

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