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29 Rapid Response Teams

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Naar analogie van de reanimatieteams en de traumateams zijn begin jaren negentig in Australië Rapid Response Teams – ook wel Spoed Interventie Teams (sit) genoemd – opgericht om de vitaal bedreigde patiënt na herkenning zo snel mogelijk te behandelen. Dergelijke teams bestaan uit artsen geschoold in opvang van acuut bedreigde patiënten (intensivisten, speciaal opgeleide arts-assistenten) en ervaren intensivecareverpleegkundigen, die artsen en verpleegkundigen op de verpleegafdeling helpen bij het stabiliseren van patiënten die vitaal bedreigd zijn.

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Salm, E. (2006). 29 Rapid Response Teams. In: van Everdingen, J., et al. Praktijkboek patiëntveiligheid. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-1100-2_29

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