A newly designed observation and response chart's effect upon adverse inpatient outcomes and rapid response team activity.

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Patient characteristics, interventions and outcomes of 1151 rapid response team activations in a tertiary hospital: a prospective study.Effect of a newly designed observation, response and discharge chart in the Post Anaesthesia Care Unit on patient outcomes: a quasi-expermental study in Australia.

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