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Episode 3: Pharmacists as Members of the Rapid Response Team
In this episode, I will discuss pharmacist participation on rapid response teams. Subscribe on iTunes, Android, or Stitcher According to the wikipedia definition (don’t tell my former professors I referenced that site!): A rapid response team (RRT) is a team of health care providers that responds to hospitalized patients with early signs of clinical deterioration on […]
Episode 2: Pharmacist Response to Code Blue Continued
In this episode, I will continuing discussing pharmacist response to code blue calls. Subscribe on iTunes, Android, or Stitcher I’ll wrap up a few things from episode 1 and review the ACLS cardiac arrest algorithm. I ended episode 1 with the following: – At the start of the code open and assemble an epinephrine syringe. […]
Episode 1: Patients Will Die Less Often If A Pharmacist Responds to Code Blue Calls
In this episode, I’ll discuss how patients are less likely to die if a pharmacist response to the code blue call. Subscribe on iTunes, Android, or Stitcher Why should Pharmacists respond to code blue calls? It’s simple. Patients will die less often. To the tune of 12,880 reduced deaths in 2007, p=0.009 according to: Bond, […]
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